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A charming tale with a wonderful moral, true to Twain's voice, that may inspire listeners to seek out the printed volume and other tales by Twain.
A solid story for those who love magic and mystery. Could be used in discussions about feminism, revenge, empathy, and equality. A quick listen.
Bradley's previously awarded success means young audiences should be clamoring for this laudable sequel.
A must-have for biography sections, this audiobook shows young listeners that you can mix the old and the new to create something wonderful.
This realistic story of self-discovery and acceptance will be a strong addition to middle grade collections.
With occasional glimpses of Clementine's past and authentic love scenes, this will be especially engaging for fans of realistic fiction.
This coming-of-age story about acceptance of yourself, as well as your family and culture, is a definite purchase.
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