Books by Mark Pett
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review 1: The title didn't grab me, but when I saw it listed else where, I went back and got it. I enjoy reading wordless books, and this didn't disappoint. William and I had fun watching the little brother, so I was happy that he was important in the resolution. I liked the details in ...
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review 1: Not as touching for me as the Girl and the Bicycle. And I couldn't help thinking that he could just have asked a taller person to use the ladder.... But it's still cute to see the boy go through ideas, and then waiting through his final idea (which was funny and also sad). The en...
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review 1: Pett, M. (2011). The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes. Sourcebooks Jabberwocky. Starred review Kirkus Reviews 2011Choice This is a book about a girl named Beatrice Bottomwell, who has never experienced blunders. She is known for perfection until one day the unimaginable happens she m...
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review 1: A fun book with good pacing and rhythm along with engaging pictures. Teaches a good lesson in a fun way - even those who seem too perfect to make mistakes can worry about making mistakes, do things anyway, make mistakes - even big ones - and it's not the end of the world. Definit...