Eh, you know, cheers for being interactive and for promoting "adventure"; jeers for being Dora. Reviewing this stuff isn't rocket science, even if sometimes you'd like it to be (or you'd like it to be reviewing War and Peace, at least. You'd like it to be interesting). (

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booksfallapart | Jun 29, 2009 |

a nice little Dora book about the wonders of what a backpack can hold and how an explorer can use maps and smart thinking.

CrunchyGranola | Nov 25, 2005 |

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In Dora's Backpack, Nickelodeon's popular Latina heroine needs to return eight books to the library before it closes. With Map leading the way, Dora and her friend Boots the monkey will make use of all the handy items stored in Backpack to cross the Troll Bridge, get through the Icky-Sticky Sand, cross Turtle River, and get to the library in time. But beware, because Swiper the fox is always lurking. Dora's Backpack is based on the television episode and teaches problem solving, map reading, counting, and one Spanish word. (Ages 2 to 5) --David Horiuchi

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