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ThinkHilary
ThinkHilary rated it 12 years ago
This book is sad at times! At one point, while reading this book, I started crying. There was something happening in the plot regarding a little boy who was abused and underfed. There was a scene when he walked into a diner. It was when he could smell toast, fried chicken, and coffee that made this ...
Peace, Love & Books
Peace, Love & Books rated it 12 years ago
Elegantly illustrated corss-generational immigration story told entirely in dialogue.
Books Less Travelled
Books Less Travelled rated it 12 years ago
A fun read. I really enjoyed the twists, and even when I thought I had guessed the end, I was proved wrong!
Henry Martin - Author of contemporary Literary Fiction
Edward Tulane is a china rabbit…The bulk of my reviews deal with serious fiction and not with children’s literature. Therefore, you may ask yourself, “What does a china rabbit have to do with literary fiction?” Well, to answer that question honestly, I must say: “Nothing…nothing at all.”There is no ...
AmySea
AmySea rated it 12 years ago
This was a book with very beautiful illustrations, and a lovely poem. The kids were very enthusiastic about the whimsical and somewhat magical nature of this book. Toward the end, though, the poem became became a bit abstract, no, philosophical and even spiritual. Toward the end it definitely fel...
Karen's books
Karen's books rated it 13 years ago
Interesting, a bit predictable. I did not care for the ending at all. Disappointing there. That's all I need to say...
evonnecarlson
evonnecarlson rated it 13 years ago
The sameness... and no colors. A very touching book.
The Cheap Reader
The Cheap Reader rated it 13 years ago
This book threw me for a couple of loops. One- for some reason I thought this book was going to be about a real rabbit not a toy. Two- once I got adjusted to the fact that Edward was a toy, it took me a while to get used to the fact that he’s a much different toy than I’m acquainted with. When I thi...
The Charcoal Burner
The Charcoal Burner rated it 13 years ago
What a lovely book.:)
AmySea
AmySea rated it 14 years ago
The illustrations by Bagram Ibatoulline in this adapation of Hans Christian Andersen's Thumbelina were just beautiful, which is really what made this adaptation by Brian Alderson special, I think. The story itself seemed a little choppy, or flat, perhaps, although I'm not really familiar with the s...
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