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Kopek the Destroyer Review

Kopek the Destroyer
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Kopek the Destroyer ReviewI accepted this book for review during my moratorium on accepting books for review for one reason: the wolfy puppy. You see, once upon a time I had a wolfy puppy of my own. Her name was Dusty, and she was half German Shepherd, half Timber Wolf, and all stupid. And a lot of the pictures of Kopek included in this book could have been my very own dog, which made me very happy and nostalgic. The tone of this book is very conversational (even if he does slip into tangents a bit too often), and I really liked reading about Kopek's adventures. If you like dogs, especially chewy, mischievous ones, I think you'll like this too. It's a short, light read, and just the thing to put a smile on your face.Kopek the Destroyer OverviewPhil and Ronnie started with two rabbits. Then along came Tim, a grouchy 11-year-old Border collie they adopted from the Blue Cross. Next, they acquired another rabbit, a guinea pig, yet another rabbit, and then a cat.


Now whilst Phil has had dogs all his life, they were in the main, older rescue dogs and Ronnie's experience was limited to Tim, who they only had for 4 years. Living with Tim introduced Ronnie to the joys of canine ownership, so when he went to the great field in the sky, it was a no-brainer to look for another dog. However, they decided to get a puppy. A puppy was a new experience for both of them, and an experience it certainly was. There were plenty of incidents to cope with, as their new puppy grew up, many of which contributed to the slow deterioration of their newly renovated home.


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A Ghost In The Family Review

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A Ghost In The Family ReviewThis is a really good book!I liked this book besause the auther made you feel like you were really in the book! I think this is a good book for anyone that likes scary stories.In this booka girl named Jeanie invited her friend Chad to spend the night at her aunts house. her aunts house has an actual ghost in Chad's bedroom! The ghost lived in aunt rosebuds house and he steels the poor nabors diamond bracelet.I think this book is recomened for 9 to 13 years of age.A Ghost In The Family OverviewWhen Chad's friend Jeannie invites him to visit her eccentric aunt, he soon finds he's in for more than a vacation.Aunt Rosebud runs a boarding house full of some really weird characters.As soon as Chad and Jannie arrive, bizarre things start happening.Chad's toothbrush floats around his room, a frightening Mummy appears-and disappears.And a panther leaps out of his closet.Chad desperately wants to go home, but he knows his father will never believe what's happening.** Features Chad Weldon and Jeannie Nichols, following THE GHOST COMES CALLING & TOO MANY SECRETS

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Arabel and Mortimer Review

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Arabel and Mortimer ReviewArabel and Mortimer is a book written by Joan Aiken and illustrated by Quentin Blake. The first chapter of this book is called Mortimer's Tie. It's about this bird who doesn't like to go anywhere without his dark green tie. Mortimer is Arabel's pet raven. Arabel's parents Mr. and Mrs.Jones had just gotten a brand new car. Arabel was watching Chris wash her dad's new car. Mortimer, who was always getting into trouble was studying a waterhose very hard. Mortimer got his foot stuck in the waterhose and got himself all tangeld up in it. He was pecking and pekcing. He poked many holes in the waterhose. One time, Mortimer, who loved to dig in cracks of cars was digging in Arabel's father's car when he found a ring. It belonged to Lady Dunnage. She had a parrot named Isabella. Isabella was a very proper parrot she had all of her feathers brushed back and she looked beautiful. Miss Dunnage asked Mr. and Mrs.Jones, "Would you like to go on a cruise with me?" So, the whole family went on a cruise.
Arabel and Mortimer OverviewIn this silly sequel to Arabel's Raven, Mortimer floats out to sea on a grand piano, tries to get even with three giraffes that have stolen his doughnuts at the zoo, and takes off with King Arthur's sword. Will Arabel ever be able to control her troublemaking pet raven?

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