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Digital Cameras - Camcorders - Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day
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List Price: $7.95
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Manufacturer: JTG of Nashville
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Binding: Puzzle
Dewey Decimal Number: 793
EAN: 9781884832505
ISBN: 1884832504
Label: JTG of Nashville
Manufacturer: JTG of Nashville
Number Of Items: 1
Publication Date: 1995-04
Publisher: JTG of Nashville
Reading Level: Ages 4-8
Studio: JTG of Nashville
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Summary: Fantastic children's book!
Comment: There may be plenty of wonderful books for kids released in the last few years, but don't forget the one's you grew up with! This is a classic. My whole family remembers it with fondness 25 years later....that's saying something!
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Summary: Classic
Comment: This book is great for a boy or a girl, it is a big hit at our house!
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Summary: not pleased with quality
Comment: The binding on the book was solid (paper back) but the pages were black and white and on two of the pages the ink was smeared. I guestion if someone printed it at home.
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Summary: Good Book
Comment: Alexander and the Terrible Horrible, No Good Very Bad Day, is a very very good book. One of my favorites from when i was a kid
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Summary: It's a horrible day, but it's a great book!
Comment: This was a great book! It made us laugh. We liked the part when Alexander fell in the mud, and when his foot got stuck in the elevator. You should read this book because it is a funny book. If you read it, we think you will like it. We would recommend it to both adults and kids, especially for people who are not having a good day. It will make them feel better. Happy reading!
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Editorial Reviews:
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Alexander's rotten day is the perfect lead-off for this humorous collection of Judith Viorst's stories and poems about the ups and downs of childhood, read by Blythe Danner. Also included are: Alexander, Who Used to Be Rich Last Sunday and The Tenth Good Thing About Barney.
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