Newbery Award Library III: Walk Two Moons, Catherine, Called Birdy, Indian Captive

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Summary: Sad, happy, depressing all at the same time.
Review: This is a very nice book and well written. Sharon Creech is a very imaginative writer. She comes up with wonderfull idea's. She knows exactly what she is going to write next. She doesn't stop to think on what to write. I think that's a very good habit. If you like this book then you should read "Chasing red bird" that is a very good book. But anyways when I was reading this book I couldn't put this book down!!!!!!! Great book... For ages 9-13.

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Summary: A wonderful book!
Review: This is a wonderful book! I would recommend it to readers of all ages. Though it has a terribly sad ending, I'm sure it will touch the souls of readers everywhere. It contains wonderful philosophies and a great motto;no matter how many birds of sadness are nesting in your hair, you should always get on with life. This is a wonderful book and I would recommend it to readers everywhere-especially tear-jerker lovers.

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Summary: greatest book i have ever read
Review: this is one of the greatest collection of words i have read in my 13 yrs. it is an enlightening book w/ stories that relate to eachother it will keep you reading and reading until you are done i love it i recomend it to all ages!

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Summary: The best book on earth!!!!
Review: Walk Two Moons by Sharon Creech is my all-time favorite book I've read through my 10 years of living. I think this book is very touching, especialy at the end. All the characters have different characteristics, especialy Phoebe.
It's alltogether Happy,touching, and amazingly sad. I recomend this book to people who love to read books with all these things included. I have to say, I couldn't put this book down!!!! ^-^'s and :('s, Jammer Lammy.

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Summary: Reading this book can teach you a valuable moral.
Review: Walk Two Moons is a depressingly sad story. The author creates a sense of hope and faith through the main charecter. By the end of the book the reader has been given a simple moral that everyone should have, "to get on with our lifes no matter what happens".