DiCamillo, Kate
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Ferris
While dialogue shows the author’s characteristic charm, the story itself is lacking a strong narrative voice and drive. Purchase where DiCamillo’s other titles circulate well.
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Mercy Watson Is Missing!
A delightful conclusion to this chapter series. Purchase where the other books in the series circulate well.
The Puppets of Spelhorst
An enchanting and original fairy tale that will delight both young and old.
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A Very Mercy Christmas
Recommended, especially for libraries where the series is popular and emerging reader books are needed.
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The Beatryce Prophecy
DiCamillo’s fantasy has no magic, but is a gentle tale of the power of love and the determination to do the right thing, even when that thing comes at great personal cost. Recommended for tweens in all library settings, both independent and read-alouds.
Franklin Endicott and the Third Key
A must-have for libraries looking for engaging early chapter books, and a compelling read-aloud. DiCamillo pens a glorious love letter to childhood uncertainty and the powerful and transformative world of reading.
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Stella Endicott and the Anything-Is-Possible Poem
An engaging and high quality book for young students that will appeal to reluctant and advanced readers alike.
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Beverly, Right Here
This is not a lighthearted book, but it is heartwarming and touching. Highly recommended
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