Books by Tricia Springstubb
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review 1: My two stars are more a reflection of personal taste as opposed to the author's abilities. To be honest, Tricia Springstubb writes with beautiful pictures and I enjoyed her style, but I just never really fell in love with this story. It was fine, but not something and sucked me i...
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review 1: The cover made me think of "Clementine" and maybe a touch of "B is for Betsy" but it is more than that. The story begins in a way that makes the story seem old-fashioned, 11-year old Mo Wren loves her neighbourhood to bits, even the crusty neighbour next door, and is fiercely lo...
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review 1: Phoebe and Digger is a cute story about a topic that never gets old. NO matter how the generation, there will always be new picture books, about having a new sibling. I enjoyed this one because it showed how Phoebe coped, whether good or bad, and demonstrated it through her persp...
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review 1: This is the second book in the Wren family series. Moving away from Fox Street is devastating for eleven-year-old Mo Wren, but her dad finally has his dream. He's opening a family bar and grill. There's a small apartment over the bar, so the Wrens move in and take on the huge tas...