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Yousuf Rafi tohfay — Genre- Picture Book Reading Level- K-4 Topic and Theme- Pacificism, individuality, adhering to principles and being true to oneself Curricula Use- Read aloud Literary elements: Setting integral to theme, illustrations extend text and contribute to plot development, personification Social- Tolerance and persistence of non-violence Summary- Even though he is the biggest and strongest of the bulls, Ferdinand refuses to fight, despite pressure to do so because of his size and strength. This is one of my absolute favorite books from my childhood.

Manolo Perrotta _anolo_errotta — This was a terrible book. I don't know how the author ever found a publisher willing to print it.

Rastko Ninković rastkoninkovic — I did not want to put this book down and finished it in two days, only stopping once. I would give this 4.5 stars if I could. I thought it was really well written and immensely better than The House at Riverton. I loved traveling through time with the characters, although it was easy for me to lose track of at which period a character knew information essential to the story. I also loved the fairy tales and wish that the Eliza's book were real.

Martin Bašniar rainsab — F Pat

Lena Chetverik elenachetverik — Surprisingly good

Visit Pipatkaseera wisitpipat172d — Oh boy. I really disliked this book. I thought that Notes From the Blender was going to be a quirky, entertaining and modern twist on a blended family story. From the blurb in the jacket, I thought that Declan was going to have some massive crush on Neilly only to find out that she didn't even know he existed. Not quite. Apparently, Neilly is merely the star in his teen-fueled fantasies. I found the attempt at humor to be crude and a bit disturbing. The characters were boring and I couldn't really care less about them or what happened to them. Although I appreciate stories with alternating points of view, this one got a bit annoying with the constant repeating of story lines. After picking this up and starting to read it, I quickly began to regret it. However, I felt obligated to see it through. I'm not quite sure who I would recommend this book to. I'm pretty sure that this one is destined to get lost in the stacks.