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| 131.The Missing Manatee by: Cynthia DeFelice March 24, 2005 |
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| From a teacher and graduate student's view point, I thought this was an awesome book. It was full of adventure and suspense. Skeet was on a mission and he was going to let nobody stop him. I think this would be an awesome book to use as a teacher read aloud and/or used as a "cliffhanger" activity. His Memaw added a touch of humor to the story which made it even better. Finally, the end had a surprising twist to it and one that I wasn't expecting. This was a very fun story to read. |
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| 132.Sleeping Freshmen Never Lie by: David Lubar March 30, 2006 |
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| The book is about Scott Hudson, and the guide of things he makes for his upcoming sibling, about coping with problems of Freshman Year, such as drifting friends, a new baby, homework, and the older kids.
I loved this book, and it was an amazing read. |
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| 133.Footprints Under the Window (Hardy Boys, Book 12) by: Franklin W. Dixon April 01, 2001 |
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| One of the books I read that Grampa bought me was Footprints Under the Window. I enjoyed it very much. It was about the Hardy's and Chet having to find a machine that the bad people took. They also had to try to find out who left the footprints under the window but, it turns out that Mr. Fenton Hardy was the one who left the footprints under the window. Mr. Hardy is the father of Frank and Joe also known as the Hardy's. Fenton had to be very quiet while sneaking the house to get some papers because no one could ... Read More: |
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| 134.Inexcusable by: Chris Lynch May 08, 2007 |
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| Oh good golly! This book is hard to get through! Keir is the most unreliable narrator ever. The book is told in the perspective of a trouble making, drug taking, RAPIST.
I think Chris Lynch did a good job letting the villin tell the story. Keir believes he's a good guy. At moments the reader thinks he is also. You have to read between the lines and try to see the scenes from the outside to recognize how awful Keir really is. It was highly disturbing to me that Keir seemed so unaware of what he was. I think that ... Read More: |
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| 135.Heroes Don't Run: A Novel of the Pacific War by: Harry Mazer June 21, 2005 |
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| If you like books about war, Heroes Don't Run by Harry Mazer is for you.
In Bakersfield, CA a boy named Adam wanted to go to war to avenge his father's death. He goes to boot camp in Prairie Island, South Carolina and meets a friend. Suddenly he is shipped off to Okinawa, Japan and finds himself in the middle of the battlefield. Adam didn't expect to be searching caves and blowing up Japanese people. Will he make it home in one piece? Will he make it home alive at all? We gave the book 4 stars because it was ... Read More: |
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| 136.Football Double Threat (Matt Christopher Sports Fiction) by: Matt Christopher, Stephanie Peters September 01, 2008 |
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| If you like books about war, Heroes Don't Run by Harry Mazer is for you.
In Bakersfield, CA a boy named Adam wanted to go to war to avenge his father's death. He goes to boot camp in Prairie Island, South Carolina and meets a friend. Suddenly he is shipped off to Okinawa, Japan and finds himself in the middle of the battlefield. Adam didn't expect to be searching caves and blowing up Japanese people. Will he make it home in one piece? Will he make it home alive at all? We gave the book 4 stars because it was ... Read More: |
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| 137.While the Clock Ticked (Hardy Boys, Book 11) by: Franklin W. Dixon January 01, 1962 |
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| When I was a young boy, I devoured all the Hardy Boys books I could find. I read every one they had in the local library and my mother was under strict orders to buy any she could find at a garage sale. Now that I have many decades behind me, I read them because the changes over the years fascinate me. The series started in the 1930's at the height of the depression and has continued to the present time. This episode was one of the earlier ones, number eleven, although this is an updated version written in 1962.
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| 138.Encyclopedia Brown Shows the Way (America's Sherlock Holmes in Sneakers, No. 9) by: Donald J. Sobol, Leonard W. Shortall 1981-06 |
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| The book was nice to read and the mysteries were kind of "always happening" like not so big mysteries, but some were tough to solve and I enjoyed reading this book. |
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| 139.The Disappearing Floor (Hardy Boys, Book 19) by: Franklin W. Dixon May 01, 1940 |
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| There was a fascination in the 30s with science fiction. The original Hardy Boys book which was revised into this book was originally written in the early half of the last century, as you can tell by the improbably gadgets described in this story.
This mystery is one of the most bizarre of the early Hardy Boys' books. There are supposed ghosts, a mysterious death, secret passages, missing documents, and a host of other unusual circumstances, including an eccentric scientist, missing diamonds, and a possible source of amethysts. One of ... Read More: |
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| 140.The Sinister Signpost (Hardy Boys, Book 15) by: Franklin W. Dixon April 01, 1975 |
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| I've been purchasing the hardcover Hardy Boys books for my 7-year-old grandson. I've purchased through book #15 and I cannot keep up with his supply of reading materials. I think it's great that the Hardy Boy's are still popular. By today's standard the books are reasonably priced, I do wish that I had kept the books I had as a child to pass on to my own children. |
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