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Arthur and the True Francine (Arthur Adventures) Review

Arthur and the True Francine (Arthur Adventures)
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As a children's librarian, I must say I'm not fond of many series books. We are always trying to get children to read OTHER books. However, I grew up with Arthur and I do enjoy the books in his series. This is one of the best. It's an excellent story about honesty that portrays children realistically. I hear them talk to each other daily and this is how they talk about their teachers, each other, and school. This one's well worth the read!

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Francine and Muffy are good friends until Muffy lets Francine take the blame for cheating on a test.

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Soccer Cats: Switch Play Review

Soccer Cats: Switch Play
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What a TERRIFIC SERIES! Our 6-year old daughter is an avid and excellent reader. She loves this series (we have all the volumes but one).
We have given the books as GIFTS to boys and girls ages 7-8, too, and they all seem to love the books.
HIGHLY recommended for BOYS AND GIRLS! Fun, funny, age-appropriate reading.
ENJOY!

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The Berenstain Bears and the Double Dare (Berenstain Bears First Time Books (Prebound)) Review

The Berenstain Bears and the Double Dare (Berenstain Bears First Time Books (Prebound))
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This is a good book about peer pressure. My 5 year-old son enjoyed the story. Some of the life lessons we talked about while reading this story are 1) thinking for yourself, 2) friends don't call friends names, and 3) never take something that does not belong to you.
I especially liked how Farmer Ben taught Brother Bear to not allow being called names (i.e. chicken) to cause him to be misled. Farmer Ben also used a story about sheep to teach a good lesson about the importance of thinking for yourself.
Brother Bear uses the lessons learned from Farmer Ben while handling his next encounter with the Too-Tall Gang (yet another double dare). This time he is not misled because he thinks for himself, sticks with what he knows is right, and says no.

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Too-Tall Grizzly and his gang dare Brother to steal a watermelon from Farmer Ben's patch, and when the gang runs away, Brother is caught. Fortunately, Farmer Ben is a good neighbor, and offers Brother advice about standing up for what is right. --This text refers to the Paperback edition.

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Arthur's Nose : 25th Anniversary Limited Edition Review

Arthur's Nose : 25th Anniversary Limited Edition
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Of all the characters that have a book for every first, every problem, every holiday, Arthur is my favorite. Unlike some other series, the Arthur books don't bang you over the head with the moral of the story. It's there, but woven so subtly into the story that you discover it on your own.
When I first saw Arthur in his present incarnation, I thought he was some sort of a mouse. He's actually an aardvark. He looks more like an aardvark in the earliest book. That's the problem: Arthur doesn't like his long aardvark snout.
His family loves Arthur and his nose. But the kids at school, who are all different types of animals, sometimes make fun of his nose, so Arthur decides to change it. He visits a rhinologist (who is a rhino, of course), and tries out different pictures of noses. Would he be happier with a rabbit's nose? A chicken's? An armadillo's?
Finally, he decides to stick with the nose he's got.
It's a great message for any kid who feels a little different. But, look at Arthur today. What happened to that long snout? No matter, he's still my favorite. As author Marc Brown put it in the first book, "There's more to Arthur than his nose."

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How Does God Make Things Happen? Review

How Does God Make Things Happen
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I bought this book for a 3-year-old friend and she LOVED it. The answer to "How Does God Make Things Happen?" is, in a nutshell, "with your hands." The examples given are sweet and easy to understand, and any child under age 5 or so would enjoy it.

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The Berenstain Bears and Too Much Pressure (Berenstain Bears First Time Books (Prebound)) Review

The Berenstain Bears and Too Much Pressure (Berenstain Bears First Time Books (Prebound))
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The Bear Family has become the busiest family in Bear Country. Not because of all the work they have to do, but because of all the activities and organizations they are involved. After the family has a night of bad dreams involving the overworked schedule and Mama has a crying spell when the car won't start, the family sits down to straighten things out.
This book, in a subtle way, reminds us all about how precious life is and how valuable time is. It illustrates how overcommitting oneself can be detrimental and it even touches upon the dangers of listening to peer pressure. In this era of go-go-go, it's a helpful reminder to us all.

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Sister and Brother Bear have activities every day after school, and Mama and Papa have their own interests, too. There isn't much time left over for homework, household chores, or just plain family fun. As the Bears' lives grow more hectic, pressure builds! Finally, the Bears take a realistic look at their responsibilities, talents, and the number of hours in the day and choose after-school activities with care. --This text refers to the Paperback edition.

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