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There's a Boy in the Girl's Bathroom
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I really loved the way the intensity of Bradley was captured- and I went up and down with him as he made progress, then went backward, then forward again. There are so many beautiful touches: his absurdly long list of topics to talk about, his talking stuffed animals, the picture of the monster with the heart....
I was pleasantly suprised by this book, because the cover didn't indicate to me it would be so intense or layered. (The cover is a large, fairly realistic rendering of a surprised boy's face- and it looked like it would be light and maybe silly.) It had those layers without stepping out of being accessible to kids- which I think is pretty artful.
I was pleasantly suprised by this book, because the cover didn't indicate to me it would be so intense or layered. (The cover is a large, fairly realistic rendering of a surprised boy's face- and it looked like it would be light and maybe silly.) It had those layers without stepping out of being accessible to kids- which I think is pretty artful.
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Dec 13, 2013 08:36AM
I would read this book over and over again. It was just a very fun book to read. I stayed in the book and never got distracted which is very rare for me. If i had younger siblings I would make them read this book.
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This is a true example of Don't judge a book by it's cover (or it's title) I think Louis Sachar titled it what he did so kids (like me would be interested and want to read it thinking it would be a funny story not the wonderful heartwarming story it was
