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It’s Easter in the Hundred-Acre Wood, and Pooh and his friends are finding all the colorful eggs! Can you name all the colors along with Pooh? This sturdy board book is die-cut in the shape of basket and features a braided handle. And the glitter on the cover makes every Easter egg in Pooh’s basket sparkle!
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Illustrated by Greg LaFever Young Dikewamis and her family are forced to keep moving as the "moving stone mountains" creep closer and closer to their village, driving away the bison and deer, turning the waters to ice, and hardening the earth, making it impossible to grow food. Their Chief, Tarachiawagon, has had a vision in which he sees fingers of water in a bountiful land. Thus he calls his people to embark upon a journey. The long, arduous trip will test the faith of many, including Dikewamis, but ultimately, it will lead their people to a new land. They will call this land Ohio, named for the many rivers that cross it -- the fingers of water Tarachiawagon saw in his dreams. Ohio means "beautiful river", and today we know that it has mo... Rest of this review on the detail page
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A really nice book discussing Grace, the kid nobody notices in class, who uses a blog to express herself anonymously. When the anonimity of her blog is threatened, she discovers new friends and how religion can help her deal with life and friends. A great book. A positive example for teenage kids without being too sappy or too much teaching.
(Review by Koos van den Hout)
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In my opinion she had to write more book at this level because children enjoy the novel toooooooooooooo much
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A wonderful book to read to young children from. A simple (for adults) yet interesting story accompanied by really beautiful drawings which will sparkle the imagination. I can only imagine young children wanting to hear this story again and again. I am looking forward to new Danny the Dragon books.
(Review by Koos van den Hout)
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