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Federica Zoccari _edy_ — His poetry is musical and touches every range of human emotion. Deeply inspiring and thoughtful this a treasured gem of a collection. A very talented and gifted writer and a must read for all with an affinity for poetic verse with meaning from the heart and soul.

Long Li lilizhous — This book was recommended to me by my best girl Abby and several other people since then. I can't wait to read! I have just finished this book. It was great! I am a volunteer with a hospice organization and it kind of made me re-evaluate some of my relationships with my patients. It was very touching and acutally a lot of useful information to dive into the mind of a 90-something year old man. I can see how it can be frustrating, everyone trying to placate you, and waking up every day not knowing if you are remembering the past or living in it! Good insight. Also, interesting stories (hopefully well researched) about living/working with the circus in the 1930s.

Yılmaz Karakaş webarayuztasarimcisi — Too sad.

Rex John heyrexjohn — this is such a strange little book. i loved it.

Luigi Russo luigirussobaa8 — Author: Joseph Brushac Illustrator: Anna Vojtech Genre: folk lore picture book Publication Info: Puffin (1998) Reading Level: Ages 6-10; early transitional Topic/Theme: love, humility, making up, friendship, companionship Issues Addressed: the simple fights between a husband and wife, how strawberries came to be Social Issues: Cherokee culture Classroom Uses: independent reading, read aloud Summary: Man and woman were created to be married so they would not be lonesome. The husband and wife fight because the man is angry with her for not preparing his meal. The woman leaves her husband. With help from the sun, the man is able to stop his wife from leaving him. The sun grows strawberries to catch the wife's attention and she forgets her anger and shares the berries with her husband, who apologizes for his angry words. This, Cherokee Indians believe, is how strawberries came to be in this world. Text and image: The text is simple and the beautiful illustrations catch a reader's eye. The illustrations add go along with the text and would help readers decode what the text means. The illustrations enhance the text. Literary Devices: use of folk tale to tell a story

Niek Hanterink _anterink — meh.