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Shea's review of
Eragon (Inheritance, #1) byChristopher Paolini
If you want my opinion, skip it.
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Bridgette's review of
Fairest byGail Carson Levine
this was pretty good--listen to it on OCPL.org downloadable audio books--it is much enriched by the full cast production and musical scoring!
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Bridgette's review of
Ella Enchanted byGail Carson Levine
It is a re-telling of the Grimm fairy tale by the same name--very good. The rest of the books are a "spin-off" from this story and I haven't looked at them.
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to: The Goose Girl (The Books of Bayern, #1)byShannon Hale
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Joy
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The Message: The New Testament in Contemporary English
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<![CDATA[Joy added 'The Serial Garden: The Complete Armitage Family Stories']]>
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The Serial Garden: The Complete Armitage Family Stories (Hardcover)
byJoan Aiken
This is a superb collection of short stories from the novelist Joan Aiken (probably most famous for her children's story, The Wolves of Willoughby Chase, but she is an accomplished writer for adults as well). This is a newly published authoritative collection of the Armitage Family stories, and a gem for Aiken enthusiasts, as many of these tales were previously uncollected and several had not ever been published. These tales are whimsical and amusing, sometimes poignant and always original. If you enjoyed Edward Eager's magic stories, or Edith Nesbit, try this one out.
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