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Bambino and Mr. Twain
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P. I. Maltbie
library lady
, April 30, 2012
This is a picture book that appealed to the history buffs in our family (big Mark Twain fans in particular). Based on a true piece of trivia, it tells about Samuel Clemen's bout with depression after his wife dies, and how a loving family cat helps him move on with his life. Darling story covering a serious topic and cleverly illustrated, using shades of color to denote the improving mood of the story.
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Sarahs Key
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Tatiana de Rosnay
library lady
, January 17, 2011
Sad story but a good way to learn about another part of the Holocaust. Good writing and character developement, actually led me to read De Rosnay's newest novel as well (A Secret Kept).
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