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Pippin & The Book Next Door
Pippin & The Book Next Door rated it 9 years ago
*mild spoilers. Lesson #1 Please Refrain From Writing Characters Thinner Than Medical Dictionary Paper Evan is a prime example of a character of this nature. It has come to my attention that it is entirely possible that the author wrote a one-sentence description of Evan and then made sure that...
Emerjas
Emerjas rated it 10 years ago
Walter's plan is to get through high school without drawing any attention to himself, and he's been doing a pretty good job so far. Falling for Naomi, the little sister of one of his friends, doesn't help with that goal. Nor does his policeman father being accused of racism. Suddenly Walter must fac...
Ariel Bissett
Ariel Bissett rated it 12 years ago
Winter Town.. An upcoming indie film starring Michael Cera! .. Well, not really, but it should be! I really enjoyed this book, and I'm a little surprised that I've literally never heard of it before.. More people should read this!With a mixture of prose, art, and comics, this book tells the awesome ...
Word Revel
Word Revel rated it 12 years ago
In and of itself I would've given the novel merely two stars. I gave the third star for the illustrations and their fitting integration into the book. Either way, I wasn't impressed by the style of writing, plot or characterization. Overall, "Winter Town" fell so flat for me, I was actually relieved...
Reading Robyn
Reading Robyn rated it 13 years ago
Turn those frowns upside down, and remember to just keep swimming, I mean smiling! I was first attracted to Happyface when I saw the bright yellow cover calling my name from the library shelf. I was like a moth to a smiling, yellow flame. When I opened it up to take a peak inside, I was rather surpr...
Meof50days
Meof50days rated it 13 years ago
Winter Town is described as a great novel to curl up under the blankets and read book, and it is. The synopsis sets you up for a comfortably well-tread, yet endearing concept, that of best friends who grow up and sometimes grow apart. Evan and Lucy grew up together, until Lucy's parents got divorced...
Meledstic
Meledstic rated it 13 years ago
Difficult to stay interested in with all the cartoons, drawings, etc. Just not my thing, I guess. Plus I prefer my YA with a little "woo woo" to it.
BookHounds
BookHounds rated it 13 years ago
MY THOUGHTSLOVED ITEvan has lost his best friend, Lucy, in more ways than one when she moves away from New England to Georgia to live with her mother after her parents divorce. They still see each other once a year during Christmas vacation when she comes back to stay with her father, but in the la...
Kwoomac
Kwoomac rated it 13 years ago
I got this book at the library so on the spine of the book it reads YA FIC EMO. Okay, it's for the author's name but I thought it summed the book up nicely. Evan and Lucy are seniors in high school and have been best friends their whole lives. Unfortunately, Lucy's parents divorced when she was twel...
Katie's Book Blog!!
Katie's Book Blog!! rated it 13 years ago
Winter Town is not like any other book I have read. It was a quick, fun read and the best word to describe it is quirky. If Stephen Emond's other book is anything like this one I will have to check it out.Stephen Emond's writing and illustrations are the two best things about this book. The writi...
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