62 Goosebump Book Report

How Jean’s Rare Find Books will score in the publication market is dependent on the

    The first book that I would save is Goodnight Moon. My mom read this book to me almost every night when I was little. We have an old copy that my grandma read to my mom when she was little, so it is sentimental. Another reason why I would keep this book is because the illustrations are not only simple but also artistic.

Freak the mighty is a story about two young boys who both have a hard time going through life. Freak is crippled and short, and Max is tall and retarded. When they become friends, Freak rides on top of Max’s shoulders and together they are freak the mighty whom go on quests together. This book really shows how you should not judge someone by how they look, which is like the moral of the story. The character of Freak/kevin is first described as a, “crippled kid like humanoid.

There is an occasional nick on the cover and one book has an ink inscription.

Over all books are cherished by all ages and should be celebrated more throughout school as they can broaden one's vocabulary and imagination. Classic are all around us however only so many of us can see them, this number is growing dinner dramatically year by year. Australian Classics. When you hear these what comes to mind? The Man from Snowy River perhaps, Waltzing Matilda or even Myles Franklin?

ferrocement building in the shape of a duck located in Flanders, New York, on Long Island nearby Riverhead.

years old. I think that set contained about ten books. I took out all of the books looking at the

Hoop Crazy - 1950 - The cover shows some wear, especially in the spine area. No torn or loose pages but some stains on pages. Not every page but a lot of pages.

The book lay unopened for centuries, smoking out all the people who long to know what engross the pages of the book. I don’t know who opened it. I don’t know why they opened it. All that I know is that something had escaped from the ancient book, and it didn’t want to be alone. Red leather and faded black lettering had encased the front of it, or so I’d been told, and the pages had yellowed with age. The contents of the book remain unknown, but there are

This is a rare chance to pick up many valuable books and what may be otherwise unremarkable books, which are old, maybe, printed 50 to 100 years ago. Many books you might not normally buy or find elsewhere, all at half the marked price.

The pages are in very good condition. There is no writing (other than the inscription), torn pages, or stains.

Hardcover in good shape but has some edge wear on spine and a few scratches and spots on the back - measures about 7 1/2" by 5 1/2" with 437

For our reading conference, A. chose to read the book Duck For President by Doreen Cronin, which her mother had recently purchased for her. First, I asked her to read the book by herself without me interrupting her with any questions. I did this so I could assess her reading skills. Once, she was done reading, I asked her to tell me what she understood about the story. What I observed is that A. reads a little too fast, sometimes misreading a couple of words. She also does not read the nonconventional parts of the text (things written within the pictures), which would help her better understand the story. A. did ask what certain words meant (senator, government), but she did not try to find them out for herself. She did

I have an older cookbook for sale. The title is "The American Woman's Cook Book".

This summer I spent hours on the library’s third floor, a large area used for storage since the 1970’s; no air conditioning but lots of dust. I sorted through 177 boxes of books that were donated to the library. Library staff are not following the current donation policy and all donated books are given to the Friends Book Sale. Many books in my Adult Fiction section are in well-loved condition with water damage, broken spines and torn pages. Sorting through the boxes led to the addition of 300 adult fiction titles not owed by the library, example added a new copy of Odd Thomas by Dean Koontz. The donation books were used to replace 450 “loved books” with newer copies, example replaced a water damaged, broken spine copy of The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah with a brand new copy.