Pokemon Đặc Biệt - Tập 27 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Joelle Ng joellegngd86c — I saw this on Kurtis's list, but Lauren was the one to tell me about this book. I absolutely loved it, though it did get a bit long toward the very end. I went so far as to find Clarke's web site and read an interview in which she says she's planning not so much a sequel as a follow up book using some of the subsidiary characters. Oddly, I've had a hard time convincing others to read this one. It's also difficult to get into for the first 50 pages. I think telling others that this book is an adult's Harry Potter is probably doing it a dis-service. It interacts with history in such a very different manner than the Rowling books, and it doesn't champion a hero, etc.

Tamiris Villardo tamirismoreira — I am officially appending my review after this morning's read-aloud session with 2nd grade. It was the first time I'd read Bark, George aloud to a class, and it was a HUGE hit. HUGE with a ginormous capital "H". I had the kids turn to each other and rate it after we read it, and every single one of them gave it 5 stars. Then two students came in late, so we read it again, and they did all the animals sounds, especially the last one, with great enthusiasm. This will go on my list of greatest read-alouds ever. I love reading the book to a brand new group of kids who've not heard the story before, because they give me my very favorite part of the story, the response: after I read the last word, there is a slight pause that is quickly followed by an audible gasp. LOVE it. I have to admit that the middle creeped me out a little bit, along the lines of the versions of Little Red Riding Hood where the woodcutter axes open the wolf and Grandma jumps out. Still, complete winner with kids. And if I didn't know better, I'd think this came from the mind of one Robert Munsch....