Book Chat

[Lady_Ivory_Rocks]

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LOL
Don't you mean "corn knee like a fly"?
ROFL

[danceguest]

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I could like take a picture of each page for you to read it
:lol:

[danceguest]

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Ursalas is corny yet funny!

[Lady_Ivory_Rocks]

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No, haven't; I should try to get my hands on at least the Ariel's and Ursula's story flip-book!

[danceguest]

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Have you ever read those flip books.
One side on the book is one persons story the other is another person store. There at wdw i know for a fact.
We have cinderella and step moms story and
ariels and ursalas story

There funny

[Lady_Ivory_Rocks]

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I see, when you read the words and do not become a part of the novel, in a way, it can seem confusing. If you really want to read a certain book, but are having trouble understanding it, staying focused, or enjoying it try annotating the book (this helps you understand a novel more and become a part of it). Also, get two copies if you like to have a nice, "clean" copy.

[Jaybeth]

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Some of Anne Frank was interesting, some was just plain boring, so I was reading the words, but not really reading the story during those parts..

[Lady_Ivory_Rocks]

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LOL
I can see how that may be diffcult (fyi, I lived in Germany for three or four years!).

[danceguest]

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It is. Except when she talks about books, there is german soo.

[Lady_Ivory_Rocks]

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I didn't like Anne Frank. None of it hardly made since..

I have only read the play version, but I believe that The Diary of Anne Frank was pretty straightforward...

[danceguest]

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Hmm, maybe you didnèt read it carefully lol

[Jaybeth]

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I didn't like Anne Frank. None of it hardly made since..

[Lady_Ivory_Rocks]

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Ive never heard of that book.
Hmm, whats it about

The Lady in the Tower by: Jean Plaidy is about Anne Boleyn, the second wife of Henry the IV. It is a historical-fiction novel, and it is college level or above (it isn't very difficult to understand, though). It was a fantastic novel, and Jean Plaidy is one of my favorite authors! I enjoyed it and I hope all of you get the chance to read it; also, I have about read ten (probably more) other books of Jean Plaidy's, and I recommend anything that she has written!

[danceguest]

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Have you guys ever read number the stars!
I read it in grade 5, the best. Still love it.

[Lady_Ivory_Rocks]

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I have heard of the first and third book series; and, as you can tell from my list, I have read the Clique series.

[MissCuteBrunette]

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I read the Gossip Girl books(:
&The Clique books
&The A-List books

[danceguest]

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Ive never heard of that book.
Hmm, whats it about

[HarvestMoonRocks]

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I read it and I own it!

So it's good? lol

[Lady_Ivory_Rocks]

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OMG! I did read The Moorchild by: Eloise McGraw! I read it somewhere in third-fifth grade.

[danceguest]

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Diary of anne frank is soo good! I cried on page 15!