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Ace the Very Important Pig

Dick King-Smith (1990), 135 pages
Audience: 3rd Grade - 5th Grade
Category: Animal, Junior Fiction
Much to the amazement of the other barnyard animals, Farmer Tubbs' pig, Ace of Clubs, understands the language of human beings. Although his vocabulary is limited to a few snorts, squeals and grunts, he communicates quite well with Farmer Tubbs. As time goes by, Ace starts to act more like a person than a pig. After he visits the local pub, words of this remarkable pig spreads and Ace becomes a celebrity.
Similar authors: James Howe, Bill Wallace, Beverly Cleary
Similar books: Freddy Plays Football - Walter Brooks
Reviewed by: WCC
Date read: 11/8/1995
ISBN: 0679819312
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Commenter: Lauryn, age 10
The Book was very good. I liked the begining and the middle. My favorite charcter was Ace.(Of course)
 
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Adaline Falling Star

Mary Pope Osborne (2000), 170 pages
Audience: 4th Grade - 7th Grade
Adaline's father is Kit Carson and her mother is an Arapaho Indian. Adaline stays with her cousins in St. Louis while her father goes on explorations. Adaline's Arapaho culture/way of life clashes with that of her Caucasian cousins. Adaline eventually runs away and befriends a scraggly dog.
Reviewed by: NZ
Date read: 5/03/2001
ISBN: 043905947X
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Albert

Donna Jo Napoli (2001), 32 pages
Illustrated by Jim LaMarche
Audience: 1st Grade - 3rd Grade
Every day Albert stuck his hand out the window to check the weather before going outside. It was always too cold, too hot, too wet, too dry, and ultimately Albert never went out. One day Albert stuck his hand out the window as usual and something amazing happened! A cardinal built her nest there and couldn't be persuaded to move. As Albert helps care for the cardinal family -- and as the cardinals care for Albert -- he starts to find the outside world a much more appealing place.
Reviewed by: mph
Date read: 08/04/2003
ISBN: 0152015728
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All About Frogs

Jim Arnosky (2002), 32 pages
Illustrated by Jim Arnosky
Audience: Pre K / K - 4th Grade
This book shows and tells how frogs grow and live. You'll also learn how to handle a frog and how to listen to the sounds frogs make (which helps you identify what type of frog they are). General information on ambibians (including toads) is also included. The lovely green illustrations introduce the different types of frogs and help clarify points in the text.
Similar authors: Gail Gibbons
Similar books: 'All About Turtles' by Jim Arnosky; 'Why Frogs Are Wet' by Judy Hawes
Reviewed by: NZ
Date read: 03/31/2004
ISBN: 0590481649
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Amazing Trail of Seymour Snail

Lynn Hazen (2009), 64 pages
Audience: Pre K / K - 2nd Grade
Seymour has been hiding his artistic talents, but his friends eventually find out about his paintings and mud sculptures and they encourage him to get a job using his artistic talents. Seymour tries several places before he finds a job that he's sure is perfect for him. Unfortunately, Seymour has a difficult time keeping up at Speedy Arts Gallery - after all he is a snail! But soon everyone at the gallery is buzzing about a mystery artist who leaves a sparkly, slimy, trail wherever he goes…
Reviewed by: KT
Date read: 8/11/2010
ISBN: 0805086986
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