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Auntie Poldi and the Sicilian Lions
by Mario Giordano
It Could Have Been A Lot Better (7/7/2018)
Auntie Poldi and the Sicilian Lions is complex. Poldi's aspiring author nephew is telling the story. He tells the story to us as Poldi told it to him. (I forget what point of view this is called). Unfortunately, at times this point of view makes the story confusing.more
Picture Us In The Light
by Kelly Loy Gilbert
Feels Like I Read it Already (7/7/2018)
I tried, but I just could not finish this book. I could only make it to chapter three. It is way too similar to several books that I have recently read, i.e. Starfish, (and I enjoyed those books so much more than this one). Asian boy wants to be an artist and struggles withmore
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