"I'm Lucy Rose and here's the thing about me: I am eight and according to my grandfather I have the kind of life that is called eventful, which mea...
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Dec 24, 2007
Ellie
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I love this book because this little girl has so many adventures. For instance lucy Rose wanted to keep her class pet over the holidays. Lucy Rose got the class pet and she lost him. She got help from her to friends... And she got help from melonhead the kid that is so annoying. Together they find the class pet in a little maze under the floor boards. Melonhead was the one who went down under the floor boards on a metal lifter and found the class pet. If you like fun little girls who
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Apr 15, 2011
Andrea
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This was precious little book. I can't say that I read anymore of the series since it is definitely an elementary level book. My 4 year old seemed to like it alright. Lucy Rose is a cute character and I liked her advice column grandmother and her grandfather. They were a nice addition to the story especially with Lucy Rose "anonymously" asking her grandmother advice on things. It was cute and I'd say that elementary school readers would enjoy them.
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This was precious little book. I can't say that I read anymore of the series since it is definitely an elementary level book. My 4 year old seemed to like it alright. Lucy Rose is a cute character and I liked her advice column grandmother and her grandfather. They were a nice addition to the story especially with Lucy Rose "anonymously" asking her grandmother advice on things. It was cute and I'd say that elementary school readers would enjoy them.
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Mar 07, 2011
Anne Hawn
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Lucy Rose could be Junie B. Jones in 3rd grade. She has the same kind of spunk and good intentions that tend to go awry. She is an "individual" and things are rarely boring around her.
Her parents are separated and she has left Michigan for Washington, DC where she lives very close to her grandparents. While she enjoys her grandparents, and they seem to be of the very best sort for an independent little girl, she doesn't look forward to a new school, especially when the o More...
Her parents are separated and she has left Michigan for Washington, DC where she lives very close to her grandparents. While she enjoys her grandparents, and they seem to be of the very best sort for an independent little girl, she doesn't look forward to a new school, especially when the o More...
Aug 31, 2009
Tess
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I got this book as a present and laughed all the way. It is a hilarious book about an 8-year-old who moves from Michigan to Washington, D.C. She has to start over at a new school and make new friends. I think this would make a great movie!
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Mar 20, 2011
Ashley
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Lucy Rose is a very exiciting girl with a very exciting life . She collcts palindromes and new vocabulary words. When you read this book there will be very exciting new words you will learn and really cool palindromes
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Aug 09, 2010
B
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The first in a series of books about 8 year old Lucy Rose who moves to DC, (Capitol Hill area), when her parents divorce. She's spunky and funny like Junie B Jones but on a slightly higher reading level.
Apr 17, 2011
Donna
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I LOVE Lucy Rose! It makes me sad that almost nobody I know knows about her. There are 3 more Lucy Rose books and I loved them all. She reminds me a little of Ramona Quimby.
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Feb 07, 2011
Charlotte
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Very cute series set in Washington,DC. Author is from DC and hits all the sites and sounds quite well, though with a certain nostalgia for a Washington that is no longer.
Oct 02, 2009
Dana
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I hated this book because all the person did was say stuff about herself and go to school and come back home again. Nothing was interesting so I only read 3/4 of the book.
Jul 19, 2011
Caroline
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What a fun discovery of a new series! Lucy Rose and her family are a lively bunch of characters. The vocab and storytelling are terrific and it is all set on Capital Hill.
Dec 07, 2007
Kristie
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Story written in diary format by a spunky 8-yr-old girl. Reminds me of Judy Moody and Ramona.
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