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 the most captivating stories are also the most fun to read aloud, January 12, 2016
By Newton
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As an elementary school librarian, I've read gobs of books to classes over the years and, as a rule of thumb, the most captivating stories are also the most fun to read aloud. Despite all the glowing reviews, Sweet Tooth fails to satisfy my criteria for a worthwhile read-aloud book. In this particular instance, Palatini's lack of succinctness warrants 2 stars(and that's generous). For comparison, The Boy Who Looked Like Lincoln(Mike Reiss & David Catrow) exemplifies a read-aloud masterpiece that ideally suited for a third grade audience.
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 A MUST READ (ALOUD) BOOK, October 23, 2015
By Amy M. Pritzl
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I am a K-5 Library Media Specialist and this is one of my top two favorite read-aloud books. A VERY funny book for both kids and adults.
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Five Stars, June 22, 2015
By Mary Muellenbach
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Fabulous!!
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I loved dramatizing the story as I read it aloud to ..., January 01, 2015
By Mary Ann Bach
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I loved dramatizing the story as I read it aloud to my 4&6 year old grandsons. They reacted with joy and learned a lesson about their teeth. Oldest wants to share book with his kindergarten class.
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Five Stars, October 04, 2014
By Jeff Clevenger
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Awesome!!
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Five Stars, July 12, 2014
By Georgi Andassarov
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As advertised.
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