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Re: A River Ran Wild by Lynne Cherry

Author:
Alicia Rogers

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Date Posted: 05:15:14 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 story is about settelers who came to a river to settel. The tribes name is "NASHUA". The native people only used what they needed. One day a pailed face man came to the tribes camp. That pailed face man traded them knives for meat. After a couple of days the white people took over the land. They built paper mills there and soon after the river started to turn different colors. One night Marion had a dream that the shiny pebales didn't shine up throuh the clear water and the river was poluted. So they signed apetion and saved the river

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Re: A River Ran Wild by Lynne Cherry	Andrew Pike	05:15:16 05/31/01 Thu