Annie Bananie

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Summary: Bookmobile best seller
Review: Annie Bananie is the narrator's best friend. They have wild times together, parading around dressed up as queens and tickling bumblebees. But Annie is moving away, and the narrator mourns her departure by reminding her of all the good times they've had together. This is a funny, yet sad story of a kind loss that many kids must face at a young age when they are just making friends for the first time. It is a best seller on the local bookmobile. It has about 200 words.

Rating:
Summary: Bookmobile best seller
Review: Annie Bananie is the narrator's best friend. They have wild times together, parading around dressed up as queens and tickling bumblebees. But Annie is moving away, and the narrator mourns her departure by reminding her of all the good times they've had together. This is a funny, yet sad story of a kind loss that many kids must face at a young age when they are just making friends for the first time. It is a best seller on the local bookmobile. It has about 200 words.

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Summary: Best children's book ever!
Review: My mother purchased this book for me when I was four years old to help during the transition of moving, and leaving my best friend behind. Now that I am almost 17 it continues to be my favorite children's book. It pocesses the central idea of the innocence of a childhood friendships and how important friendships are in general. I feel this story also reveals a unique element of hope that exists inside everyone.

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Summary: this book helps so much!!
Review: This book may be a children's book yet it can help people of all ages. Right now i am 17 years old and my bestest friend in the world is gonna move. i couldnt deal with it at first and then a fellow student recommended this book. not only did i read it but i bought it for my friend for her to cherish so she can see how i feel. it is a great book!