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| 71.The Girl Who Dreamed Only Geese: And Other Tales of the Far North by: Howard Norman September 01, 1997 |
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| Aside from the wonderfully told stories, this book is an exceptional example of bookmaking, from the white on white end pages to the frieze-like illustrations by the Dillons that tell the story along the top of the page. A great choice for a gift book. |
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| 72.Junior Chronicle of the 20th Century by: DK Publishing August 01, 1997 |
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| Junior Chronicle of the 20th Century D.K. Publishing inc., 1997 319pgs. Bridget Hopkins & Miranda Smith ISBN:0-7894-2033-3 [...]
"Extra, extra read all about it! The Titanic has crashed into an iceburg!" From the Titanic to when President John F. Kennedy was shot, this book is filled with information. Information isn't for you huh? Well, this encyclopedia ... Read More: |
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| 73.The Oxford Children's Book of Science by: Charles Taylor, Stephen Pople May 30, 1996 |
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| When I received the Oxford Book of Science, my first impression was that, though beautifully produced and illustrated, it would be too demanding for children in the 9-12 age group. I was wrong. My nine-year old son has been avidly reading this book for weeks, along with his copy of The New Way Things Work. Unlike, say, the also excellent DK Science Encyclopedia, which presents scientific concepts in short, easily digestible sections, The Oxford Book of Science takes the reader on a tour of the physical ... Read More: |
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| 74.Beyond the Mango Tree by: Amy Bronwen Zemser 1998-10 |
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| I reviewed this book for my gigh school class after hearing all the praise for it. I was fairly shocked by the unrealistic portrayal of diabetics, how the author irresponsibly portrays them as mentally ill. As for the story itself, it is not terrible, but very bland. The writing was another problem, the author felt that she should use a foriegn dialect without insight as to the meaning of what to me were nonsense words.
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| 75.Halinka by: Mirjam Pressler October 15, 1998 |
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| I read this book with my 13 year old daughter (adopted at age 11 from Russia.) Halinka's story so closely paralleled my daughter's that there were times she thought I was reading from a book of her own life. It sparked meaningful discussions and was an avenue for my daughter to share her feelings and experiences from her past. I would highly reccomend this book to children adopted at older ages from Eastern Europe. I also suggest that parents read this along with their children. Once I picked it up I couldn't put ... Read More: |
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| 76.The Mystery of UFOs by: Judith Herbst November 01, 1997 |
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| Some people think UFO's and aleins are jokes. But what do they know? No one has been found of anything. Sure they have probley have seen a shadow or a strange light in the sky. But to really think about it no one actually knows.So read about things you didn't even know, find the answer to your questions, finally find out the real mystery of UFO's. |
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| 77.The Imp That Ate My Homework by: Laurence Yep 1998-01 |
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| The Imp that ate my homework By: Laurence Yep ...Period: P.1 The book is about a boy named Jim who doesn't know what to do when his teacher tells him to write an essay about his grandpop. All the people in Chinatown call Jim's grandpop the meanest man in Chinatown and well, Jim thinks there is nothing nice to say about him. Jim manages to think something up, write it down, and go to bed. In the morning, he wakes up to find a green, four-armed imp peering down at him. First the imp rummages through ... Read More: |
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| 78.Ghosts in the Family by: Marilyn Sachs October 01, 1995 |
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| The best, I would love to read again and again. I reccomend this book to everyone! It is so exciting and fun to read with mixed emotions. You have got to read it! |
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