Everyone in Gail’s small town believes her father is dead when his plane is shot down in World War II. Everyone but Gail’s mother, who ...
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Apr 16, 2009
Angela
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This is a sad but sweet little book about a young girl learning to deal with loss, while the adults around her are responding to the same pain in different ways - not all of them helpful to a grieving child. It's an easy read, and I think even fairly young readers wouldn't have any trouble understanding the conflict. I would perhaps have given it only 3.5 stars if I could, because the plot isn't that impressive (and felt rushed in the wrap-up), but I rounded up to 4 because Meyers does a wonde
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May 14, 2011
Jie
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I often wish that I will be blind, then I can learn the feelings those people felt. Also, a dog can be my friend. Help me, protect me, and listen to me. This book sorta told me how the guide dogs helped people. The girl is really brave. She give up her dog to help her uncle. It's something I could never do. How I separate from my dearest friend like that? Even if I know someone can gain a lot by having thatt dog, I don't think I could do it. So I really pay respect to those who give up their dog
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Mar 10, 2010
MacKenzie
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