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Hoot

by Carl Hiaasen

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There are currently 63 reader reviews for Hoot

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Student (10/20/08)

Amazing!

I thought Hoot was fantastic! The story line was perfect and it all went well together. I would recommend this book to everyone. I could connect with the characters and I enjoyed every moment of the book.

Eileen (05/26/08)

Wow

Hoot is my FAVORITE book along with Louis Sachar's Holes. It was funny and it had a very defined, good purpose that inspires kids to think beyond the book to real world issues. But most importantly, one of the characters, Mullet Fingers, was so interesting and realistic, he's pretty amazing. All the characters were great and the plot was fast and engaging. It's excellent. Definitely.

Laney (08/10/07)

Slow

This book was slow going for so many parts only a few times did I actually get real interested but over all I'm glad my teacher assigned this book.

taly (06/17/07)

Hoot

I loved the book. My favorite character is Beatrice because she was caring, loving,kind and very helpful. She was also very clever.

tabria (03/14/07)

what i like

The book Hoot was great. I really enjoyed reading it. I enjoyed reading it so much that I got my whole class to read it. It was amazing what things Mullet Fingers did to save those poor little owls. Like put alligators in the porta-potties, take the seat off of the back hoe,put snakes on the steps,and so much more. And when they finally stopped Chuck Muckle. It was so funny.

Andy (02/06/07)

hoot

its a great book some parts are cheesy but others are not.. I'm doing it for a project.Its a GOOD! book but the book can go on and on!

da bom (11/08/06)

hoot

Excellent! Superb! One of the best books I have ever read, although there were disgusting and cheesy parts. Truly a work of mind.

Alli (10/30/06)

Fun!

I loved this book! I could barely put it down! The ending, where they all hold hands... a little cheesy, but you can tell that Hiaasen is trying to prove a point, ( standing up for what you believe in), I felt myself grasping onto Mulletfinger's life, and I really felt for him. Overall, it was good, and I wish Carl would make more books styled like this.

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