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Best One In The Series!
I love this book! The war is finally over and the Majors and Carters can finally be together again. However, Tom still feels uncomfortable about losing his leg and then gets in a big fight with Dewitt Faylor over Sarah Carter. You're also starting to see Jeff and Leah fall in love. Great book and a must read!

An end to the war.
After going through the Civil War with Leah and Jeff and as they grow up, the war comes to an end. Jeff and his family move back to Kentucky to find that some people didn't sympathize the South too much. They have to work themselves into being respected citizens, and many will never accept them. However, they come to live with the radical changes their lives have made. Jeff starts to realize that Leah is now a woman, and Leah realizes just how much she really cares for Leah, while Tom and Sarah make wedding plans. If another one of the townspeople doesn't screw it up for them. Go with the Majors and Carters one more time as they realize what it really means to be a family.

Love these books!
I love these books because you never know whats going tohappen. Especially, Bring the Boys Home. You are always wondering ifLeah and Jeff really have feelings for each other or if they are going to end up getting married to someone else.I also think that the way that the author depicts the heartbreak of friends and family being split apart, and the hardships and horrors of soldiering during the Civil War, make for great reading. These are definitely must read books!

an excellent conclusion 2 an outstanding series
I sarted reading this series in agaust, 97 and finished it march 98. It's alot of books[10], but they r worth the time they take to read. Espescially since it is fun 2 read.It takes the myth of chivalrous gallantry and glory out of battle, but still is not depressing. 1 of my favorit parts was when the 2 soldiers from the north and south united to kick Dewitt Falor's butt.But you should read the other books 1st. Don't worry. 'Cause they're all just as good. keep your books coming, Morris.

The absolute best in the series!!!!!
This was deffinately the best book in the series! There were quite a few (really great) surprises! The war finally ends and Jeff, Leah, and their families are all able to go back home to Kentucky. Some of the returned Union soldiers don't exactly like Tom and Jeff because they were Rebels, so it gets kind of hard for them. Over all, I'd have to say that this book is a must-read! ... Read more

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Cute Book
My daughter just loved this book! It goes through brushing your teeth, drinking from a cup, etc. I think it encouraged her to try new things. It is a very simple style and easy to read. ... Read more

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Trace awesome pictures of pests and use stencils to add items to avariety of buggy scenes. With full-color, cut-out collector cards on the backcover. ... Read more

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Bring A Bug's Life home to the youngest in the family with thischarming tale in an easy-to-read board book format. ... Read more

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Artists young and old will enjoy trying their hands at drawing the Bambi, Thumper, Flower and the rest of their forest friends. In How to Draw Babmi, easy-to-follow steps and tips from Disney artists will have you drawing characters in a variety of poses and moods. You’ll also learn interesting facts about the movie. Learning to draw has never been so rewarding! ... Read more

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Great book for art lovers!
I'm 13 and I love drawing. I have been a Bambi/Disney fan for quite a while, so I bought this book. In a few days, I could draw a excellent Bambi. Step-by-step pictures make it easy to learn to draw Bambi by using circles, ovals and other basic shapes. It covers the main characters like Bambi, Thumper, Friend Owl, Flower, and also includes secondary characters such as The Great Prince, Faline, and many of the little forest animals. In the front it has a few pages that tell about the movie. I would recommend this book anytime!

Great book for fledgling artists.
Like the other "How to Draw" Disney books, this one gives you a great overview of the key characters in classic poses. The basic drawing tips are also useful for new artists. ... Read more

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Can YOU find the differences?
This is a good book that kind of excersises the mind. Chances are you won't be able to find them all on one page. With the pictures drawn from the Mouseworks book, it is spectacular, I have one and it's fun to look at. I recomend this book to any child who loves to look for things. ... Read more

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Hilarious series of misadventures!!!
Frogger has a babysitting duty to fulfill. Mr. and Mrs. Troth are already uncertain about letting Frogger babysit their children but what will happen to them when Cigar Davis comes back to town and helps Frogger watch the terrible twins? What problems will Frogger face on his first day of babysitting? What will become of the humble town of Tichburg? I found this book very interseting and I would recommend it to anybody between the ages of 8 and 15!

Pretty Funny
This book is about a clumsy twelve year old boy named Frogger who feels that he needs to help out in the community.But when Frogger's involved, here's what happens...Trouble!One day, a ich family moves in down the street.In this family were two troublemakers:Kenny and Kerry.But it turns out that without meaning to, Frogger saves Kenny.He didn't even know them!The children pleaded to their mother .They wanted Frogger to be their new babysitter.The first day of Frogger's new job is a mess.An old man named Cigar Davis came to the house in which Frogger was babysitting and claimed that he used to live in it and he wanted some of his childhood treasures.Read about all of the messes poor Frogger gets into in this hilarious book! ... Read more

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Independent Reading for Grade 1
Readaloud for 4-5 yr old. Independent reading for 6 yr old. Too easy for 7-8 yr olds. Other 1st readers in this series: Pooh Gets Stuck; Bounce, Tigger, Bounce!; Pooh's Pumpkin; Rabbit Gets Lost; Pooh's Honey Tree and Happy Birthday, Eeyore!

Great story, soft illustrations
We have three of the Winnie-the-Pooh first reader series, Pooh's Honey Tree, Pooh Gets Stuck, and this title. My 20 month old daughter loves all of them, but I was disappointed by the illustrations in this book. The story is great, about what makes a best friend and how it is important to BE a good friend, too. I just wish the illustrations, which are soft colors and sort of wishy-washy were closer to the familiar bright Disney-style images in the other books we have. ... Read more

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"Disneys Pocahontas"
This is a book about two people from two completely different places, that meet and fall in love. Later on in the book they are somewhat forbidden to see eachother, so then they end up having to sneak around to see eachother, finally after a while they are able to be together, and they lived happily ever after. I feel that this book teaches that you dont have to be alike, or come from the same places to love someone. I would say the age level for this book would probably be about 10. I do think that this is a good book. ... Read more

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Artful presentation of reading readiness skills
My 3-year-old and 5-year-old Mulan lovers were captivated by the illustrations and the challenge of finding differences in the two presentations of scenes from the movie. ... Read more

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she loves it
My little girl loves this book because she can hold it and turn the pages herself. Who doesn't love Bambi and his friends? ... Read more