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My family recently flew on a plane-it was so fun to flip through the pages of this book and see my child's reaction. "Plane!" She loved seeing her favorite character be just like her!

its' a cope of the current world around us in a big dog's point of view. the gold rush is none of his business, but he has pull the sleds desperately, constantly. it is a completely new world to him , but he adapted himself to it very sooon. he learns the golden rules to survive-strength is authority. when he rubbed noses with the wolves, the call of nature, his nature of wild emerged.
he always has dreames of the wild world, with calls in his illution. he understand the ture love, between he and his last master. but when the old man died, the links between he and the civilization broke. i must say tha t it 's a good ending, because at last buck finds the world he belongs to, his own sky.

Michelle has a problem. Make that two problems. She promised her friends Luca and Evan she would work on a science fair project with them. And she agreed to be on a team with her best friends, Cassie and Mandy. Both teams are doing a project on the solar system, so that's the easy part. The hard part is keeping the whole thing a secret. Because if anyone finds out Michelle is helping two teams win the same prize, she'll be in a world of trouble.

An eccentric woman with a talent for fantastic hair designs learns to leave her small existence for a larger world with the help of a little girl filled with curiosity. Great illustrations.

I thought that the book was wonderful for little people and i would read it to my children all the time and i think the pictures where a good idea because children do not want to read anything with words in it and even if it does have words they do not read them anyway they may say they do but they do not so that is my point of view.

My kids are big Care Bear fans, so this book couldn't go wrong. They loved it! Although, I have to say I was a bit confused because the title is Trick or Treat and they don't go trick or treating in the book, it is about a Halloween Party instead. No biggie to the kids though, they loved it anyway, it was just something I noticed.

My granddaughter is care bear crazy and she loves this book. Plus Amazon prime is such a great deal, it's easy for me to send her her favorite books.

Increasingly, more and more of us will need some good advice on how to cope with this issue, parents who start acting childish and children who need to become parental in thier loving care of aging parents.

Johnson presents a highly effective methodology to aid one in finding a comfort level in such care, that is supportive yet does not allow for continued heaping of guilt, both from the self and others, including the parents.

This book is compassionate, yet permits a rational, Biblical plan to be developed, implemented, and best of all, to feel good about it. I recommend it to many I counsel with this issue, and they report back its great blessing to them.

We speak Spanish and want our children to learn, so we purchased this book. The story is fun and the pictures are nice. We read it to them in Spanish, and they read it in English, as it has both languages. Our hopes are that when they become familiar with the story, they will read it in Spanish too!

There are not a lot of great books for kids. I think this one should be on every families library shelf. It in some ways would be good reading for schools to. The story of cars teaches lessons about coming around and helping others. What young person would not learn to give more of him/herself after reading this?

Really, it teaches following through on promises made, becoming and being a friend, the complete opposite of selfishness. Wow, don't we need to hear more of this?

Great book and does the movie justice. Cars is a very positive story with a great ending.