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MelissaJJ
MelissaJJ rated it 10 years ago
Well... maybe it's because I didn't read the first one (A Girl Named Zippy). Or maybe that wouldn't have mattered, I don't know, but either way I just wasn't too into this one. It was fine. Cute anecdotes about childhood, but nothing particularly outstanding or noteworthy... just, fine.
FefferBooks
FefferBooks rated it 12 years ago
I only have vague recollections of this book, but they are that I wanted to like it more and just couldn't.
NTE
NTE rated it 12 years ago
This memoir was hard to read, but only because it was accurate. (If that makes sense? You're talking to the girl who will turn the channel when people on TV shows start doing things that are self-sabotaging because it makes her uncomfortable, so take that with a grain of sugar, I guess.) It was a...
My Never Ending List
My Never Ending List rated it 13 years ago
It's one of those books that you just sit back and totally enjoy. Why? Perhaps it's the truth among the pages that makes you laugh, or the stories that you wished you could have been a part of or the adventures that Zippy writes about that leave you with the "Really, that actually happened?" feeling...
Great Imaginations
Great Imaginations rated it 14 years ago
Didn't really like the plot or the characters, but it was written well so ehh....
Ms. Margie
Ms. Margie rated it 14 years ago
Really lovely collection of stories about growing up in a small Midwestern town.
Read Fragment
Read Fragment rated it 15 years ago
A hilarious family memoir, I took a copy of this out to our family cottage to add to the communal library. Anyone who picks this book up on a rainy afternoon will be able to dive in and enjoy.
sandin954
sandin954 rated it 16 years ago
Further tales from Moorland, Indiana. Audio read by the author.
The Librariest
The Librariest rated it 16 years ago
This is the type of quirkiness that I thrive on. Kaline is the spawn of an OCD father and ADHD mother which results in a child that has a loose grip on reality, an autistic focus on bugle playing, puppies and following strictly enforced schedules; although he himself has no grip on the passage of t...
Steeped in Science, Submersed in Story
I picked up this book when I was called for jury duty -- I read it in the waiting room where we had to sit day after day waiting to be picked for a jury. Between my laughing out loud and my tearing up at trying to hold my laughter in, I probably convinced everyone around me that I was crazy. In an...
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