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I Loved this book. I luv pink!!! Pink, pink, and more pink. YAY!!!! I recommend this book for kidz who like the color pink! YAY!! I just Love the word pink. If you like the color pink...YOU MUST FOLLOW ME!! :) I will like anything that has pink in it!!

This was a very interesting book because of the plot. Mrs. Frisby is very brave to do what she did. Everything turns all right in the end which is good. Also there really weren't any boring parts, so I didn't want to put the book down! :)

This was a very interesting book. It has lots of characters! It even has a real place in one of the chapters: Ye Olde Sphaghetti. My favorite part in the book was the end.

Roald Dahl's lesser known books but i loved it <3

I think tjis book is the best because I luve sports and word searches I am in love now by the way...

It needed a bit more information (yes I know it is a VISUAL encyclopidia), but over all it was a very good book if you want to know a little bit more about animals.

this book is cool but i can not get it people should rent this out just saying if you can!

Both boys and girls will be eager to read these devotionals created just for them from the same people who created the One Year Book of Devotions for Kids #1-3. A variety of themes relevant to today's elementary school-age boys and girls will encourage and challenge them to personalize lessons from Scripture.!!

A very good book.

This review is for THE INDIAN IN THE CUPBOARD. Omri’s friend Patrick gave him a toy Indian for his birthday. He is not that happy-he was hoping for something better. But something miraculous happens; the Indian comes alive! Omri thinks that is the best thing in the world, but he soon learns it is a big responsibility since this Indian is a living breathing person and has his own life; he is not a toy any more. In a struggle to keep the Indian a secret and Patrick not envious, Lynne Reid Banks comes in with a great start to the 5-book series. My thoughts: I really liked this book! I thought the plot was great and the storyline was excellent. I loved how the Indian came to life; it would be boring if he hadn’t. The setting in England was played out very well, as was the struggle to keep Little Bear (the Indian) a secret. The illustrations went very well with the text, even if there were few of them. This book has been on my to-read list for years, sitting on my shelf but I FINALLY read it. I am glad I did. I can not wait to read more of the adventures of Omri and Little Bear.