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1 review
K. K. Beck

St. Martin's Minotaur, 2003

Really good mystery/drama/comedy
I might not know much about novels since I havent read many but this book was good Iv'e started a few books and never finished them but I coldn't put this one down if you read this book you will not be dissapointed it is very well written and the characters are believable and interesting. The book keeps your attention and leaves you wanting more. I plan on reading more of his work great author ...

Ketchup on Your Cornflakes (Novelty Miniature)

3 reviews
Nick Sharratt

Scholastic, 2000

probably one of the most fun books ever
I work with pre-school children and I just happened to find this book in the public library. I can honestly say I have used it in a storytime setting and never had so much fun. The children ranging from 2-5 yrs laughed and had a ball . There is something to be said for a fun book nowdays. They seem to be difficult for young children to be attentive for any length of time. Not so this one. ...

The Cornflake House: A Novel

2 reviews
Deborah Gregory

Picador, 2000

You cannot escape the madness of The Cornflake House!
It is an absolutely wonderfully written novel ~~ from the very first word ~~ you are captured by Gregory's voice in this novel. She admits in the fly jacket that she was inspired by a house her father had built and boy, is this story colorful and vividly charsmatic. You cannot put this book down! I can guarantee that! Written in a first-person narrative, Eve is the oldest of 7 children and the ...

Cornflakes: Poems

1 review

Greenwillow, 2000

Corn-fun Poems
Once again, James Stevenson has united a variety of short poems that range from ryhming, to free verse, and always include a twist of one kind or another. The poems are accompanied by small watercolour and black pen sketches, or laid out in different patterns and orientations in ways that relate to the poem's subject. Varying the text size and font as well create visual images simply with just ...

Oxford Reading Tree: Stage 10B: TreeTops: Cornflake Coin (Treetops Fiction)
Jonny Zucker

Oxford University Press, 2006

This work contains 6 brand-new titles to support the existing publishing in "TreeTops". Popular authors and illustrators, and sporting the "TreeTops" fresh new look, each pack of 6 titles is presented with a free, handy "pick up and go" set of teaching notes.

No More Cornflakes

3 reviews
Polly Horvath

Sunburst, 1993

I loved it . . .
I really loved this book and think you should buy it. Of course, I'm married to the author, but that in no way colors my advice. It's a lovely book.