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The Big Orange Splot by Daniel Manus Pinkwater
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The Big Orange Splot

by Daniel Manus Pinkwater

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I've always loved this book. The pictures are great and I really like how the man keeps adding pictures to his house. You could have you students be creative and draw what they would paint on their house. ( )
ceoliver | Sep 26, 2008 |  
This book had a very good moral to the story. Be an individual. Also, pursue your dreams ( )
cvyork | Sep 23, 2008 |  
Age: Primary
Genre: Fantasy
Critique: This is fantasy because a man and everyone in his neighborhood does a complete remodel of their homes overnight. This is not realistic. This book is a good example of plot because it is clear and simple with a good ending. ( )
Khite05 | Mar 18, 2008 |  
One man decides to make his house individual and unique among a neighborhood of plain identical houses. ( )
aconant05 | Nov 12, 2007 |  
I love this book! I was so pleased to find a hardcover copy. ( )
cmbohn | Feb 16, 2007 |  
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