Review:I can't believe that it is finally here: the penultimate volume in that zany, brainy, you'd-never-believe-that-magic-and-technology-could-blend-so-naturally-together series known as "Artemis Fowl." So much has happened in the past books, but somehow, everyone (or, mostly everyone - R.I.P Commander Root, whom I know has been gone for several volumes, but I continue to miss what he added to the series) has made it through everything in more or less good shape.

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Review:This book was absolutely beautiful in describing the struggles of young adults to express themselves. Especially one that has such issues as Caitlin. It also shows us that no matter what life throws at you there is always a way to overcome it Read more

Review:Nice little book about a box of crayons who learn that being different is ok but that they can still work together to complete the picture. This would be great for k-2 classes about working together and being different but still being part of the class. Read more

Review:Text is short, easy to understand, pictures vibrant and relatable, and perfect to use as a social story for my six-year-old autistic child. At the end of the book, there ideas that parents can use to help their child brainstorm and role play. Read more

Review:I loved it hhsjssjixixskskksissiskksksjsjsjsjsjssiisjsjs iisusususjsjsj u up y. Yay y y. H. Y. H the only reason to think about the fact is she said that the woman is the best and she has the best to best for you to win a great job and you can make it a better way of seeing you and you can make it a great way of seeing your great great young women? Read more

Review:I remember when I was a kid absolutely loving this book! As a child, I loved the heroic tale of Balto and enjoyed the detailed pictures. Now, almost 20 years later as an artist, I still enjoy the illustrations and simple plot. Great for kids! Read more

Review:We bought this as training material for a nurse in a developing country who could read English as well as her native language. It came highly recommended to me. It looks very comprehensive,but I admit I thumbed through it, then immediately gave it away in the training pack we made. Read more

Review:Tiger Eyes..... okay, when I started reading it I couldn't put it down. When I finished with it, it wasn't finished with me. This book doesn't make the characters lives all going and good. It talks about reality. Things people really go through. I think it has a message, but I don't know what. Davey was just feeling lonely and felt like she was in a bad soap opera, but she managed to get through it, and I think the book does have a happy ending. But I REALLY think there's room for a sequel. AND ... Read more

Review:Speechless...which is hard for me to be. Woodson does an amazing job using words to bring pictures and smells right to your senses. This isn't just a page turner, but one in which you feel apart of the story every step of the way. Read more

Review:My 11 year old daughter was assigned this book to read for class, so I bought myself a copy and we wound up reading it together, out load with accents and a great southern drawl! It was a good story about family and the many ways that can be defined. Written very well. Read more