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| 281.Loser by: Jerry Spinelli May 07, 2002 |
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| While I absolutely LOVE (and always have) the beginning of the book, even the middle, detailing all of Zinkoff's various childish misadventures, I've always failed to understand how that's all resolved in the end. Perhaps 'resolved' is the wrong word, after all, we wouldn't all want our favorite Loser to turn into someone else entirely. More accurately, then, it just didn't feel like an ending. Then again, what would an appropriate ending have been, right? Zinkoff's fully comfortable with his ... Read More: |
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| 282.Black Water (Pendragon, Book 5) by: D. J. MacHale June 24, 2005 |
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| I bought this book for my son, and we both are very happy with it. |
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| 283.Swimmy by: Leo Lionni 1985-06 |
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| When my children were young, Swimmy was one of the books we often read together. Our daughter,Kathryn, now 24, graduated from the University of Chicago with her Masters in Social work, emphasizing in Community Organization. I wanted the young kids coming to her graduation party to have an idea about what Kathryn had studied, and Swimmy offered a perfect example of a group of individuals working together to change their outcome for the better. Leo Lionni's story discusses community relationships,the process of overcoming tragedy, ... Read More: |
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| 284.Anne of Green Gables (Classic Literature With Classical Music. Junior Classics) (v. 1) by: L. M. Montgomery May 11, 1999 |
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| My daughters and I really enjoyed listening to this classic literature in long car rides. The story combined with the enchanting music made it all the more endearing. |
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| 285.Frog and Toad All Year by: Arnold Lobel 1985-10 |
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| Frog and Toad where helpachful to eatchather.There storys where creatav.I like Frog best.He teaches Toad alot of things.Frog and Toad spend all year together. |
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| 286.Jumanji by: Chris Van Allsburg October 25, 1995 |
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| Ah, the trouble kids can get into when they are alone! Van Alsburg and his wild imagination create a game that comes to life, and he has his usual gorgeous illustrations to back it up. It's a pleasing adventure that I wish I could experience. Who doesn't want to see wild animals running amok? |
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| 287.Theater Shoes by: Noel Streatfeild August 09, 2005 |
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| I liked ballet shoes so since this was the sequil I wanted to read it and was disapointed. It's not as funny and there's not as many crazy adventures as the first. It also has lots of flaws that the first didn't have. But read the third shoe book called dancing shoes way better than even the first one! |
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| 288.From Tadpole to Frog (Let's-Read-and-Find-Out Science, Book & Cassette) by: Wendy Pfeffer March 22, 1996 |
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| This book was helpful telling the story of how the tadpole changes to a frog |
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| 289.Friends in High Places by: Donna Leon, Gordon Griffin 2000-11 |
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| First sentence: When the doorbell rang, Brunetti lay supine on the sofa in his living room, a book propped open on his stomach.
Commissario Guido Brunetti's lazy Saturday is interrupted by a visit from Franco Rossi of the Ufficio Catasto. There is a question about the legality of Guido's apartment. Rossi's fear of heights is apparent when Guido tries to take him out to the terrace so it makes no sense when Guido learns Rossi has died after falling from a scaffold. Brunetti's case goes beyond the murder into moneylenders, drug dealers, ... Read More: |
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| 290.The Borrowers by: Mary Norton 1993-06 |
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| Don't we all drop those little things
and misplace the scissors? So who is taking these things? Wee people or pack rats maybe? The story is the edge a fantasy and the hope of little girls to find real people the size of dolls. We are all hoping that the mean old rat catchers of the world come up dry of little people! The writing is very good and the story gets you going. I like this one very much like the story of Ben Franklin with a mouse in his pocket who was the real inventor? Tales talking animals and ... Read More: |
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