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Name: The Wanderer
Author: Sharon Creech

The Wanderer

by Sharon Creech

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First Published:
Apr 1, 2000

Paperback:
Apr 2002

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There are currently 87 reader reviews for The Wanderer

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steph

I agree, it wasn't as good as her other books, but it was still a wonderful book!

Kobe

the Wander

Kind of boring, but I love it!

Hillary

The Wanderer

Well to tell you guys the truth I thought it was a bit boring, confusing, and had no main idea. I do like the author though because I read her other book called ' Walk To moons' a very geed story, it makes you think about it. I recommend that book way more.

Julianna Flanigan

The Wanderer

I'm still reading "The Wanderer" in my reading class and I don't really understand the meaning of the story but the rest is pretty good so far.

tc~

it was an okay book.but sharon creech has written better books. =)

Mallory

The book the wanderer was OK!! I don't hink itshould've won a newberr though. I had t read it for a report,a nd i thought I'd get it because I liked "Walk Two Moons" I was dissapointed

Kendra

This Book Is boaring!!! I had to do it for a book report!!!

Sarah

This book was good, but it wasn't as good as Sharon Creech's other books like Bloomability and Walk Two Moons. Those are my favorite books!

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