Books by Mary Amato
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review 1: I was really looking forward to this book. I absolutely adored her "Guitar Notes". And I did like this one. However, it left me unsatisfied. It was short, and not so much in the "I want to now what happened next" way, but more like stories were only partially told, significan...
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review 1: I thought this book was amazing. It was really well written, and had a cool story line. When you read this book, you have to pay attention to the headlines, to tell when and where things are happening. I loved how there was one small thing, that lead to a wonderful relationship a...
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review 1: At first I didn't think much of this story. The competition to figure out the mystery wasn't all that new. But the poetry made the story come alive - and the characterization went a whole lot deeper than I ever expected in an easy kid's book. I was astonished, and enjoyed greatly...
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review 1: I liked this book a lot. It was a quick read that only took me about two weeks. The book is would be really good for someone looking for a friendly book that will keep you interested. This book is about a young kid named trevor. Trevor is forced to move from his nice house in fan...
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review 1: Guitar notes by: Mary Amato Guitar notes is a story about two children who go to a new school they are both in 7th grade and are musicians.they bond together with a old craggy guitar. At first it was only tripp who would play the guitar and the lyla was interested. She was a alm...
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review 1: Very Ambitious, and Mostly SuccessfulAt its most basic level this is a school daze mystery story. Things have been stolen from Edgar's fifth grade classroom, starting with the theft of the class goldfish. In its place is a note from the thief, a poem actually, bragging about the...
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review 1: Whoa. First off, I thought this was just a kid's book on finding humor within school. NOT THE CASE.This storyline is pretty dark and honest in how many families are brought up here in America (which btw I wasn't sure if this was Britain or America for a while, Amato never confirm...
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review 1: This was a very cute, fun, little read. It had the right amount of happy, sad, and angry. I wasn't expecting that whole thing with the car. I was worried and hopped things wouldn't end badly. It was short, sweet, and too the point. I especially loved Lyla and Tripp writing the so...