Official Review: Don't Throw Me in the Cholla Patch

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Re: Official Review: Don't Throw Me in the Cholla Patch

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This sounds like a cute story, as I enjoyed "The Briar Patch" also. Thank you for a great review and recommendation!
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Bluebird03 wrote: ↑17 Aug 2019, 08:47 This sounds like a cute story, as I enjoyed "The Briar Patch" also. Thank you for a great review and recommendation!
It's similar to The Briar Patch. If you liked that, you'd probably enjoy this one. Thanks for your comment.
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Great review! It's always nice when a children's book can be both fun and educational. I agree that Baboquivari is hard to pronounce, to say the least!
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Yes! I still don't know how it's supposed to be pronounced. I suppose I should Google it. Thanks bookowlie!
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Thanks for good review. My sweety will love this book.
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Biaclassic1 wrote: ↑17 Aug 2019, 20:35 Thanks for good review. My sweety will love this book.
I hope your sweety enjoys it! Thanks.
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The cover picture made me think this would be targeted at a younger audience. The plot that you mentioned does make it see appropriate for older kids. This would be a fun read (for all ages!) Great review.
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kdstrack wrote: ↑17 Aug 2019, 21:39 The cover picture made me think this would be targeted at a younger audience. The plot that you mentioned does make it see appropriate for older kids. This would be a fun read (for all ages!) Great review.
I think younger kids could enjoy it, but it would have to be read to them. Thanks for your comments!
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I thought it was a little twist on The Briar Patch . Sounds like an interesting story. I would like to read it. Thanks for the review.
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Magnify3 wrote: ↑18 Aug 2019, 10:26 I thought it was a little twist on The Briar Patch . Sounds like an interesting story. I would like to read it. Thanks for the review.
It's a great story! I enjoyed it, and I'm not in the age range. Thanks.
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