What Do Fish Have to Do With Anything

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Summary: What do fish have to do with anything?--Plenty
Review: Even though the age range for this book is grades 5-8,Avi has written a collection of short stories that can be enjoyed by students of any age, up to and including high school. From the boy who wants to express his feelings to his parents, but needs them to be "captive" at a restaurant in order to make that happen, to the boy who asks questions with no answers, the characters in this collection are likable, searching, and very much wanting to do the right thing. I would highly recommend this book to English teachers who may be looking for a book of short stories to recommend to their students.

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Summary: You Have To Read It!
Review: In What Do Fish Have To Do With Anything?: And Other Stories, you always learn your lesson. From kindness to caring, Avi tells 7 tales of mystery and friendship. This book is funny and suspenseful, you never know what will happen next.
While you're reading this book, you can tell how the characters are feeling at all times. If I had written this book, nothing would be changed. I recommend this book to children ages 10-13. Remember, like the stranger across the street said, you always need more than what they say.

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Summary: FISH!
Review: SWIM LIKE A FISH IN THE SEA, BABY! MEGAN THINKS LLAMA'S ARE SEXY BEAST'S! YEA BABY! OH YEA, READ THE BOOK, IT'S GREAT!

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Summary: What a weird book
Review: This book is not very good. It is an easy book, for like 5th graders, Avi is ok, but not one of his best books. The short stories a weird and I don't really like them. Some of them made no sense and wasn't fun to read. In some of them were very suspenseful, and I didn't want to put it down. I am not sure if he made all of these short stories up, since I remebered from so where else. The title is a very weird name for a novel about a lot of short stories. From a book reader that wasn't pleased.

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Summary: If you like short stories, you'll love this book!
Review: Written in the signature Avi methond, this book is about lots of subjects.
Homeless People, Suicide, Ghosts, Divorce, Teachers and alot more. Avi keeps it real, making the things about events that do happen in 5th/6th/7th grades.
I recomend this to anyone who enjous short stories or who like Avi's stranger stories.