Every second grader should read this book.

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	• Donavan's Word Jar (Trophy Chapter Book) Monalisa Degross Amistad, 1998 - 80 pages average customer review:based on 4 reviews view larger image
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Every second grader should read this book.

This book is good because it was easy to read and it was interesting and fun. She is a very talented writer. I hope she writes more good chapter books.

Donavan's Word Jar

I purchased this book for my 8 year old grandson. When I rec'd the book, I read it myself; I fell in love with it. I promise you it gave me a joyous feeling and I could not wait to give it to my grandson and read it together with him. He loved the book as much as I did. Simple, pure, realistic. I would recommend this book; for children that may not have an appreciation for reading; I think this book will change that for them. Words are indeed powerful and can bring much joy to all!

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Making Word Study Fun!

Teachers and parents alike will love this clever early-reader chapter book about a boy who collects words. From alliterative chapter titles, multigenerational characters, to realistic story plot, children can't wait to grab a jar and start collecting their own words!

the power of words

Donavan's interested in hearing and collecting words that when he jar is discover and the people were fansicated the did not understand. In life the knowledge is power and word we use can make a difference in someones life. I became fascinated with abracadabra! As prepared my lesson plan for school the words that donavan picked out came alive for me because they were many connection such as rhyming and congnate of each other my imagination ran wild with idea of how to present these word to the students.

Anna-Marie Swift-Isaac Summit teacher, pasadena isd,texas

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Donavan is fascinated by words. They seem to leap out at him from books, signs, even the back of cereal boxes. He savors each word as he learns to say it and discovers its meaning. He keeps the words he collects on slips of paper in a big glass jar. But one day the jar is almost full and Donavan has a dilemma. How can he make room for new words without giving up all the terrific words already in his jar? A visit to his grandmother provides the unexpected solution in this heartwarming story about how important words can be.

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