Books by Tony DiTerlizzi
![Kenny & the Dragon [With Earbuds] (2008)](/tony-diterlizzi/kenny-the-dragon-with-earbuds/cover)
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review 1: I enjoy this series so much. There is beauty in Eva, the creatures she meets along the way, the spiritual exploration, the heroism, the loss and bravery of others, the art, and in the words. Eva might be a preteen but she is wiser than most we meet in New Attica. Eva so badly wan...
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review 1: This book was good and ended the series well. I especially enjoyed how the epilogue was handled, but Wondla suffers a little from the fact it was a trilogy that I read one book at a time. I found myself trying to remember plot points and characters from long ago, and because of t...
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review 1: Young rabbit Kenny befriends a dragon named Grahame who appears on his family farm, and discovers that they share a love of reading and art. When the townspeople learn about Grahame, they fear he will destroy their village and they send a dragonslayer—who just happens to be a bo...
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review 1: My daughter (9) loved this and can't wait to read the next one.
review 2: entertaining, fully packed with utterly brilliant pictures ...
review 2: entertaining, fully packed with utterly brilliant pictures ...
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review 1: The sequel to the amazing Search for WondLa, this book captured my attention just as the first book had. It picks up almost exactly where the first book left off, and creates a seamless division between the two. In my opinion the second book is even more exciting, because it is k...
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review 1: gr 3-5 (younger for read-aloud)The cover is very appealing - a rabbit on a bicycle, neck and neck with a soft-haired dragon. I found it was difficult to keep my attention focused on this book - I kept on having to re-read parts. While the story is very child-appealing, (a boy b...
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review 1: I did not like this book. I felt that there was something disingenuous about the way the characters were developed. There is a lot of TALKING and TELLING about characters' personalities that didn't end up gelling with the way they actually acted in the story. Still, my EL510 clas...
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review 1: The four Meno books are my five-year-old son's new favorites. These are very hard describe. There's a little boy named Meno, with an octopus friend named Yamagoo, and a fish friend named Zanzibar. The book is written in an odd, inverted Pidgin English--or think about a bad but fu...
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review 1: I am torn on how to feel about this board book series by the always fabulous Tony DiTerlizzi. The illustrations are adorable and the characters have such fantastic expressions. However, the sentence structure is written all squirrely and backward.Example:Instead of saying: I will...