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Derrick Bohlin elvi679522e — I LOVE Shel Silverstein and have enjoyed introducing Logan to him and his silly poems. Shel is best though on audiobook where he reads the poems himself!

Daisy Katta daisik — The Name of This Book Is Secret by Pseudonymous Bosch “Question: What is not enough for one, just right for two, and too much for three? Answer: A secret.” It’s a dumb joke, right? Max-Ernest discovers this the hard way – by delivering this joke to each of his 20 classmates in succession. Their reaction was not unlike yours. Lucky for Max-Ernest, he has much more going on in his life than his stand-up comedy, and his joke helps him meet his classmate, Cassandra – Cass for short. He and Cass are both eleven. They live in a town not unlike yours, on a street not unlike yours, and go to a school not unlike yours. It might as well be Your Hometown. Cass’s substitute grandfathers own a store that “sells” (but not really, because they don’t want to get rid of anything) the belongings of people who have died. Their latest find is the property of a strange, reclusive magician. Cass and Max-Ernest sneak into the magician’s home, and that’s when the trouble begins. It turns out our heroes are not the only ones who are interested in the old man’s property. The most coveted item is called The Symphony of Smells, and it contains small, dusty vials of scents that have been matched with musical instruments. [Show page 43.:] Not only is The Symphony of Smells a mystery, but so too are the contents hidden in the back by a velvet panel – recipes of smells. Keep reading the book to find out how the magician thinks smells and sounds are linked, and what other dastardly characters want this information and will stop at nothing to get it. Adventure, Mystery, Fantasy Grades 4-7 Need additional image scanned from page 43

Tiffany Trimble tt18 — Unlike Uglies and Pretties which was pretty much page turner, this one is dragging. There is no social relevance nor good plot. Hugely disappointed and I know for sure that I wont read "Extra"....

Jason Rain jasonrain — i always end up loving mary gordon's stories about lonely, old women; my favorites are "the epiphany branch" and "death in naples."