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Re: A River Ran Wild by Lynne Cherry

Author:
Hilary Moore

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Date Posted: 05:11:39 05/31/01 Thu
In reply to: Mrs. Roberts 's message, "A River Ran Wild by Lynne Cherry" on 11:49:37 05/23/01 Wed

>In this picture book, Lynne Cherry describes the life
>of a river. With vivid description, she introduces us
>to the main characters as well as the land that
>surrounds them. If you were asked by Lynn Cherry to
>write a response to her book in the form of a Book
>Talk, what would you write?
>Write a summary (8-10 lines) decribing what happened
>in the book. Then describe the part of the book you
>enjoyed the most. Have fun!!

This book is about a Indian group. The chief's name was Chief Weewa. In thi book a pale white sranger come with all these goods. The Indian chief let him in with them. But the white man took over the river. They throught out there
pulp from there paper in the river. Whatever the colores the paper was the color the river was. One night Oweana had a dream about the old chief and he aw the river and the next morning she told her friend Marion about the dream and he had the sam dream o the two of them singed petitions and the people never poluted again.

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Re: A River Ran Wild by Lynne Cherry	Carolyn Snow	04:44:41 06/04/01 Mon