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Big Jabe

Written by Jerdine Nolen, illustrated by Kadir Nelson

Recommended Ages: 6 7 8 9 10 11

When Addy finds a little boy floating down the river in a basket, she's surprised. When the boy calls to the fish to jump out of the river and into Addy's wagon, she's speechless. And, when the fish obey, she knows for a fact that life on the Plenty Plantation is about to change! In this original Tall Tale, Jerdine Nolan has created "a John Henry-sized hero with the strength of fifty men, a heart as big as all outdoors, and a mysterious gift at spiriting slaves away to freedom."

Review by: Stephanie Bristol


  

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Plantzilla

Written by Jerdine Nolen, illustrated by David Catrow

Recommended Ages: 6 7 8

This story consists of written correspondence between Mortimer (3rd Grade student), his parents, and Mr. Lester (Science teacher). The topic of so much discussion involves the care and welfare of Plantzilla (which Mortimer has brought home for the summer). Mortimer initially writes about how pleased he is to have Plantzilla home with him...However, his mother expresses concern over Plantzilla's rapid growth, and his seemingly insatiable desire for meat! Mortimer soon finds himself STRESSED by the whole situation...In the end, the family grows to love Plantzilla. (Plantzilla writes a letter expressing happines with his newfound surroundings.) Plant care aside, children can learn to appreciate the responsibility involved in caring for another living thing.

Review by: Melissa Brandt


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