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Dog Years: Milestone For A Man
Reviewed By Terri Schlichenmeyer
Pet lovers — people who’ve shared their lives with a particularly
special dog, cat, or other similarly furry critter — would agree:
the harder and fiercer an animal is loved, the longer it should
stick around. Pets have lives that are altogether too short.
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A Tribute To Barbaro
Reviewed By Terri Schlichenmeyer
When your favorite athlete bangs his thumb, twists his leg, or
bumps his shoulder and sits out the next game, it makes you a
little worried. Is it career-threatening or is it just a minor thing in
the Major Leagues?
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Amazing Animal Information
Reviewed By Terri Schlichenmeyer
How much do you love the critters that share your life? Are you
just crazy for cows? Positively passionate about puppies? Or
maybe you’ve gone gonzo over goats, geckos and giraffes.
If you’re still reading this review, you must be an animal lover of
one sort or another. So what’s your favorite animal?
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A Fun Fact Filled Book
Reviewed By Terri Schlichenmeyer
People throw the phrase “poor dumb animal” around, but just
how dumb are the critters that share our planet? In the new
book Why Pandas Do Handstands by Augustus Brown, you’ll
see that it’s a fascinating furred, finned, and feathered world.
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Extreme Animals: How The Toughest Creatures Survive
Itty & Bitty Is Big Fun
Reviewed By Terri Schlichenmeyer
Being a kid can be rough. People are always telling you what
to do. Grown-ups don’t always listen to what you have to say.
Worst of all, everything is super-sized. Everything, that is,
except for two miniature horses.
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Reviewed By Terri Schlichenmeyer
Every morning before school, your mom or
dad probably checks the weather so they can
make sure you dress to stay comfortable.
You might put on a sweater today or maybe
you’ll grab something to make you feel cooler.
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Not By A Long Shot
Reviewed By Terri Schlichenmeyer
When an athlete begins to age and bones begin to creak,
tendons start to protest, and competition gets harder to handle,
he (or she) calls a press conference and announces
impending retirement. Someday, you might see him (or her)
again, maybe coaching or announcing. We jokingly say they
were “put out to pasture.” But what about those who are literally
put there?
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Why Woodpeckers Don't Get Headaches
Reviewed By Terri Schlichenmeyer
According to an online search, bird watching is one of America’
s top five favorite hobbies. And why not? It’s inexpensive — you
only need your eyes and maybe a set of binoculars — it’s
something you can do anywhere, and it’s easy for anyone of
any age or skill level.
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The Perfect Nest: A Really Cute Picture Book
Reviewed By Terri Schlichenmeyer
If you could have the perfect bedroom with any design in exactly
the way you wanted, how would you make your room up?
Would you get a different bed or maybe add one for
sleep-overs? Would you hang things from the ceiling, paint the
walls all sorts of weird colors, or include lots of TVs with video
games? Would you ever want to leave your perfect bedroom?
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Goodnight, Sweet Pig: A Child's Delight
Reviewed By Terri Schlichenmeyer
What do you do when it’s time for bed? Maybe you take a
bath before you slide into your jammies. You probably
brush your teeth and get one last drink of water so you
don’t get thirsty in the middle of the night.
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Rat: How the World’s Most Notorious Rodent
Clawed Its Way to the Top
Reviewed By Terri Schlichenmeyer
Movie makers love the downtrodden. Think about it: how many
orphans are there in the movies? Or lost animals? Or people
with evil stepmothers, nasty bosses, or snarling rivals?
And then there are rats. They’re in the movies now, but twenty
years ago, the rat came up as the Number One least-liked
critter. You can’t get any more downtrodden than that, can you?
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The Frog Prince
Reviewed By Terri Schlichenmeyer
Have you ever broken a promise? You know how much you
hate it when someone promises you something and then
never comes through with that vow. In the new book Frog
Prince by The Brothers Grimm, retold by Kathy-Jo Wargin and
illustrated by Anne Yvonne Gilbert, a young princess makes a
promise to an icky old frog. When she ignores the frog, her
father makes her keep her word.
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Just One More Thing, Doc
Reviewed By Terri Schlichenmeyer
The things we do for our furry children. When Fido or Fluffy is
failing, we bundle them up with love and trundle them off to the
puppy physician or the kitty caretaker for a resolution to what
ails ‘em. But imagine if Fido is a 1,000-pound bull or Fluffy is a
pony with a sore foot. You can’t exactly fit them in the car, so you
phone the vet for a housecall.
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Buffalo In The House
Reviewed By Terri Schlichenmeyer
Back when you were a kid, was your love of animals the source
of much exasperation for your ever-patient mother? Did you
have pet frogs, snakes, birds, a dog, a cat, longed for a pet
skunk, would’ve had a squirrel if you could’ve caught one,
begged for a donkey or a horse, and tried to sneak a mouse in
your bedroom once? Well, did you ever have a pet bison?
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The World Without Us
Reviewed By Terri Schlichenmeyer
Take a quick peek outside your window and check out the
scenery. Are there trees and grass all around, or do you see
lots of buildings? Does the land gently slope here, or are there
craggy rocks over there? Now, think a minute. Can you imagine
what your corner of the world might have looked like to the first
person who ever saw it? And would it go back to being that way
if — poof! — you suddenly disappeared?
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