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My Three Best Friends

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Zack uses his imagination to keep himself from getting bored. Being a respectful and obedient son, he follows his dad's instructions and talks to a tree. He formed a strong bond and friendship with the giant granddaddy tree. He longed for a friend his own age to play sports and fight imaginary pirates with his wooden swords. Surprisingly he got two more best friends, and life was grand. After a surprise accident, Tom, Zack's dad, learned to really appreciate his role as dad. Angie, Zack's mom, was a hardworking wife and a patient mom. Her stress level was high though when she had to assume two jobs. It's a heartwarming book and reminds you of the true meaning of family.

32 pages, Paperback

First published January 16, 2015

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January 3, 2016
This is a short story book for a very young reader. The story revolves about a young somewhat ideal boy and his initials stages of childhood and learning to deal with some family adversity. It has foot notes ti explain some of the more difficult words, a nice touch. I believe it would be appropriate for a first or second grader as it a little more complex than see spot run but not all that much. An adult would finish it in 10-15 minutes tops. It is nicely and simply illustrated.
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292 reviews6 followers
November 18, 2015
A really nice story about a family, a tragedy, working together and a happy ending. I know my great nephew will love this book. I would definitely recommend this book. It's a cross between a picture book and a chapter one. As required, I am stating that I did in fact win this book from Goodreads.
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