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I really like the little red hen.It is a folktale that teaches you a lesson.IF YOU DO NOT DO THE WORK YOU DO NOT GET THE REWARD. I love this book

This book is so cool i think you sould read it so here is one of my little all about. In this family story set in New York's Chinatown, Mr. Kang and his grandson Sam set their caged bird free and learn that choosing one's own cage is a form of freedom. At his 70th birthday party, Mr. Kang announces that he's retiring from 43 years as a restaurant cook. He has three wishes for his retirement: to have a Hua Mei, a type of bird that Chinese men traditionally keep as pets; to paint poems

This is about a friend Zeus and Posieden meet in thier last adventure. He finds out that he could possibly be the King of the Underworld. Is he right or not?

This book is full of creativity, and will change your thinking about everything. It is full of adventure, and magic. In the land of Quill, Unwanteds and Wanteds are separated. Artime is a wonderful place, with exotic creatures.

This book is a wonderful story of a 12 year old girl who escapes to Canada. It takes place in the 1820s. She is born a slave and finds freedom in Canada. It is an excellent read.

I think the book is worth reading. I like the way that author describe all the characters' thinking and feeling. Sometimes it makes me feel like I am in that situation. One of the reasons I love this book is because this book is about family, and I think the main character is kind of like me. She usually has a lot of ideas or thinking in her mind, but she never tell anyone. This book is soooo good. I love it.

i love this book i have read it to 3 and 4 year old`s many of times

wow I had no idea James Patterson would write romance

Even though I am a girl, I still like to play Halo and also I love reading books!!!! So I think this will be a good book!

I'm impressed by Caroline Lawrence's ability to cut to the quick in this book. She treats adult themes in such a way that kids feel they are a part of the history they are reading. P.K. is a boy with Aspberger's who gets more adventure out of one day in a Western town than most of us would incur in ten years of travel. The book is exciting, page-turning, chilling, and quite amusing.