Books by Ursula Dubosarsky
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review 1: My first delve into the world of Ursula Dubosarsky, and I can say I was enthralled from beginning to end. My first delight was in the depth and beauty of the language. It evoked a real sense of drama, created a visual sense of place, yet left me intrigued and haunted by the possi...
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review 1: This book is a quick and quiet read. There is a continuing mystery that lingers throughout the book. It is the desire to see if the questions will be answered that keeps one turning the page. But this book is not about action. If you are looking for adventure and action, you will...
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review 1: This book was like a texbook. There was no storyline, and no characters. It just taught me everythimg there is to know about words and thing that have to do with them. Things like languages, alphabets, puncuation, acronyms, puns, the history of words, and much more. I learned...
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review 1: "The Terrible Plop" is about an object that fell from the sky and made a terrible plop. The rabbits, who were nearby, became scared and started running from the terrible plop. As they were trying to get away, more and more animals joined them. When they reached the mean bear, he ...
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review 1: I thought this book was a lot of fun. I would buy it for young relatives because of how fun it is. A bit of surrealism is a good thing to have in early childhood I think. Not so much political/social commentary here (unless you want to analyse the way mothers are frequently portr...
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review 1: This was a interesting book that broke down the way language has evolved and become what we use today in a way that young adults could read and find interesting. The only issue I had was the frequent mentioning of the Simpsons and other such references that my kids probably would...