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written for ages 7-10
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Unspoken
Jennifer Minicus | 8 Apr 2013
written for ages 7-10 | highly recommended
A story from the Civil War.
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The Silver Nutmeg
Jennifer Minicus | 15 Mar 2013
written for ages 7-10 | recommended
Some books beg to be read aloud.
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Cam Jansen Mysteries
Emily Castilla | 26 Feb 2013
written for ages 7-10 | highly recommended
Three titles from a mystery series for beginner readers.
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Time Stops For No Mouse
Tim Golden | 15 Feb 2013
written for ages 7-10 | recommended
Hermux is a watchmaker living a quiet existence.
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The Many Troubles of Andy Russell
Emily Castilla | 29 Oct 2012
written for ages 7-10 | recommended with reservations
Andy Russell has lost a number of his pet gerbils.
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The Saxby Smart Series
Jennifer Minicus | 7 Sep 2012
written for ages 7-10 | recommended with reservations
Saxby Smart is a child detective.
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Beginning Readers
Jennifer Minicus | 26 Aug 2012
written for ages 7-10 | recommended
Parents of avid young readers often ask me for new titles of basic chapter books.
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Mildred D. Taylor's Short Stories
Jennifer Minicus | 24 Jun 2012
written for ages 7-10 | recommended
Mildred Talyor has written several books based on her family's history.
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Stone Fox
Jennifer Minicus | 17 May 2012
written for ages 7-10 | highly recommended
Ten-year-old Willy is determined to care for his ailing grandfather.
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Latsch Valley Farm Books
Jennifer Minicus | 15 Mar 2012
written for ages 7-10 | recommended
A lovely story about a warm family of Polish immigrants.
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The Cat's Pajamas
Jennifer Minicus | 28 Sep 2011
written for ages 7-10 | recommended
A delightful book of idioms.
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The Boy in the Garden
Jennifer Minicus | 2 May 2011
written for ages 7-10 | recommended
Sometimes the best distraction a child has is his own imagination.
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A Penny for a Hundred
Jennifer Minicus | 23 Mar 2011
written for ages 7-10 | recommended
In wartime, even enemies can build friendships.
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The Very Little Princess
Jennifer Minicus | 8 Mar 2011
written for ages 7-10 | acceptable
I don't mind sad endings, but this one left much to be desired.
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