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1/5
Really bad
Work on it.
2/5
Mediocre
1-2 bright spots.
3/5
Good
Worth reading.
4/5
Very Good
1-2 spots that need work
5/5
Excellent!
Must-read.
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An illustrated, in-depth lesson on the sense of smell.
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Four friends go on a sometimes harrowing quest to find the Great Diamond--and understand the differences between rock and mineral characters--ultimately leading to a sense...
A young girl makes friends in nature in PICCADILLY AND THE WALTZING WIND
By Lisa Anne Novelline, illustrated by Nicola HwangA little girl tries to make friends with the autumn wind, so that it will dance with her.
Three boys and a girl go on a quest to find Layla’s kidnapped father.