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For fans of Lori Henriques or anyone looking for an alternative to the wide variety of kindie music. A must-have for all collections.
The two-dimensional characterization, forced plotting, and uneven pacing make this a work to skip.
An entertaining offering loaded with hilarious moments that will delight listeners in storytime and small groups. A great addition to the series.
History and ethics teachers may want to consider this title for discussion with mature middle schoolers and high schoolers; the subject matter might be a tougher sell for pleasure reading.
This quirky exercise in self-reflexiveness offers a nugget of truth about the laborious process of producing books. Fans of these wacky creators will eat it up.
The subject and the teen's efforts to succeed make this a good purchase for libraries, especially those looking for realistic fiction that addresses class disparity.
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