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Word Smart Junior, 2nd Edition

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A PARENTS’ CHOICE AWARD—WINNING SERIES

Now this is the way to learn vocabulary words! Follow Bridget, Barnaby, Babette, and their feline friend Beauregard as they travel with great velocity from the streets of Paris to disparate destinations around the world–and beyond! You’ll marvel at the words you learn. And while you’re learning this sophisticated new vocabulary, you’ll also be preparing for college-entrance exams.

Polish your prose, earn kudos from your teachers for your articulate answers, and enjoy extraordinary stories as you expand your vocabulary without straining your brain. Word Smart Junior includes a mini-dictionary for homework help and fun quizzes throughout that let you track your progress.

352 pages, Paperback

First published July 25, 1995

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February 20, 2008
The protagonist in this book is Bridget, an American girl who came to Paris with her parents. She gets lost in the city and receives help from Bebette and Barnaby. They travel to many places, even out side the city of Paris, which I thought was unnecessary. They meet new characters and help them by solving their problems. At the end, they get back to Paris and Bridget finds her parents in a museum. The story ended in a hapy ending.

First, I thought this book was too easy, there are pictures and the book was recomended to 6~8 graders. However, the vocabularies were harder than I thought. I was first shocked by how stupid I was, but even my English tutor did not know some vocabs so I was relieved. This book is perfect for people like me, students who are English second laguage. The book uses vocabularies that are not familar to me. The definition of vocabularies are listed at the end of the book, which can help me memorize the words. The vocabularies I learned will help me in the future.

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