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This book will be useful for families who are studying Hawaii in their homeschool curriculum or for readers interested in learning new facts while taking in a breezy mystery.
Although the stories lack dimension, fans of Sue Bentley's "Magic" books will be delighted with the animal-centric plots and colorful, attractive covers.
Fans of contemporary novels, particularly Rainbow Rowell's Fangirl, will find this offering very satisfying.
With accessible language, a linear story line, and photographs interspersed throughout, this is a great addition to any library. Recommended for students writing reports and others who want to learn about the remarkable "Lady with the Lamp."
Minnesota librarians should purchase multiple copies of this lovely interactive book. Others should follow suit, because most of the plants and animals can be found elsewhere.
The interest inherent in love triangles, high-stakes drama, and the familiar fish-out-of-water premise may outweigh the aspects of this book that are dated, sensationalistic, and implausible.
Mitzi Tulane is a character whom children will enjoy meeting, and they will look forward to her future adventures.
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