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9 reviews
Mary E. Pearson

Square Fish, 2008

A Perfect Novel
This is a gripping novel about a high school girl who leaves her alcoholic mother and rents her own room. I loved everything about it. The main character, Zoe, is so well drawn she seems almost real. She has flaws, but she has a big heart and a lot of drive. I really wanted her to make it on her own, and found it difficult to put down the book until I got to the end and discovered her fate. ...

Dublin's Victorian Houses

1 review
Mary E. Daly, Mona Hearn, ...

A. & A. Farmar, 1998

Three part interesting book
This book is divided in three with each of the three authors taking their own section. Throught there are illustrations of the times. Particularly interesting are some of the goods available at the time. The first is "The Growth of Victorian Dublin" where Mary Daly takes a look a how Dublin grew and the ways it was influenced by fashion and economics. It looks at the naming of streets and ...

¿Donde esta Max? (Rookie Espanol)
Mary E. Pearson, Jacqueline M. Cordova

Children's Press(CT), 2000

When the class gerbil escapes from his cage, the children look everywhere for it and find a way to get it to return home.

Generous Me

2 reviews
Mary E. Pearson

Topeka Bindery, 2002

FUNNY! CHARMING!
How does a girl respond to the accusation that she never shares with her younger sister? By proclaiming all the things she would gladly share: her broccoli, her time outs--I don't want to give it away. A simple story brought to life by hilarious illustrations, this is something siblings of all ages will love.

Scribbler of Dreams

115 reviews
Mary E. Pearson

Turtleback Books Distributed by Demco Media, 2001

I LOVE IT!
I true Romeo and Juliet story in recent time! Two families destined to hate eachother and two teens meant to be together. I loved this book. It made by laugh and cry. I must read for the whole family!

David v. God

8 reviews
Mary E. Pearson

Harcourt Children's Books, 2000

Wow!
Every so often a book comes along that makes you laugh and makes you cry and after the last page has been turned makes you think. David V. God grabs you in the opening scene and doesn't let you go even long after you have finished it. I highly recommend this one for all ages.

The Adoration of Jenna Fox

18 reviews
Mary E. Pearson

Henry Holt and Co. (BYR), 2008

The Adoration of Jenna Fox
From www.mrsmagooreads.com Title: The Adoration of Jenna Fox Author: Mary E. Pearson Grade: A Ideal Audience: Boys and Girls, 13+ Reading Type(s): All types! Summary: Jenna Fox has been in an accident. She wakes up from a coma that has lasted for over a year with no memory of her life. Her parents, who seem to worship the ground she walks on, had saved tapes of her childhood self ...

WHERE IS MAX? (ROOKIE READER)

1 review
Mary E Pearson

Scholastic, 2000

Where is Max?
Where is Max? is a great book for little kids for instance like my sister. It is a great book for kindergarten and first graders. I highly reccomend it for kids who want an easy book to read to improve their reading skills.

I Can Do It All (Rookie Reader)
Mary E. Pearson

Topeka Bindery, 2002

When a boy goes to the library, he realizes he can pretend to be and to do anything by reading books.

I Can Do It: K- 2nd Grade (A Rookie Reader (Boxed))
Linda Johns, Melanie Davis Jones, ...

Children's Press(CT), 2006

Fast Dan (Rookie Readers Level B)
Mary E. Pearson

Children's Press (CT), 2003

All Rookie Readers actively engage young readers, encouraging language development, building fluency, and promoting independent reading. By targeting a skill, like learning about repetitive text, young readers are building fundamental reading skills with the help of fun, lively, colorfully illustrated stories.

Nur du allein
Mary E. Pearson

Ravensburger Buchverlag G, 2005

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