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Kate Saunders _ate_aunderz — I can't say enough fabulous things about this book! They provide the research, the techniques, tips, actual booklists to use! If you are a parent, you should read this. If you are a librarian, you should read this. If you have seen a child within the last year, you should still read this!

Vitor Souza vitorvghsj9141 — This book sucked me in from the very beginning. I couldn't stop reading! I am amazed by the bravery and tenacity of the main character, Mary Ingles. This is a story that will always stay with me, especially because it is based on a true story.

Caitlin Sciscoe csphotoimaging — I liked the location (Bay Area) but the characters all seemed stiff and trite.

Maksym Malyarov squar3d — Hm, how to describe this. Apathetic teen's world is forever changed when he unknowingly orders a magical doll who is embroiled in a toy war, and now he is destined to help her? Close enough. Poor Boo Bear. (Read for work. Warning: Several sex doll jokes.)

Jana Casares janacasares — ** spoiler alert ** As an avid baseball fan I had sky high expectations for this book, and unfortunately I'm worried that maybe this colored me against this book a bit. Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed the book and would recommend it heartily to anyone, but it didn't live up to the hype that I (and the couple of people who have recommended it to me) placed upon it. The writing style can be a tad tough at times, as the narrative jumps from Henry's real life into the baseball world without any indication that a jump has taken place. Sometimes they are even one in the same, as quotes that take place in Henry's made-up baseball world he sometimes says out loud, to the general puzzlement of those around him. I also was not a big fan of the ending. SPOILER ALERT I didn't like that the entire ending chapter took place in Henry's fictional baseball world entirely and didn't tell us anything about what went on with this life or how in the hell he managed to play 100 more seasons of baseball. If it takes 2 months per season as he stated in the book, that would be 200 months, and he's near retirement age at the start of the book. So, he'd easily be in his 70's at the ending. I just felt like we needed something more about his life besides whatever seeps in about him through the narrative of the players.