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An inspirational story, this striking and informative documentary can be used in social science classes studying environmental and urban history.
Despite that less than ideal production choice, those interested in stories with a little mystery and a little romance may enjoy this offbeat tale.
Overall, this is an excellent story and resource for any library serving upper elementary age students.
Even the most avid reader/listener will more than likely lose interest in this audiobook before reaching the end.
This would be a great supplement for a classroom lesson or even fun to watch on its own.–Jenny Ventling, Greene County Public Library, OH
This irreverent story will make anyone who has ever been involved in an author visit grin at the grains of truth, greatly magnified, to be found here. It's a lot of fun and will bring somewhat guilty chortles to both children and adults.
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