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Re: A River Ran Wild by Lynne Cherry

Author:
chris coombs

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Date Posted: 04:45:15 06/04/01 Mon
In reply to: Stephen Pike 's message, "Re: A River Ran Wild by Lynne Cherry" on 05:07:43 05/31/01 Thu

>>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 polution in a Massuthettes.A pale
>white guy comes to Nashua to barter.He then takes over
>the city and polutes the Nashua river.It turns a muddy
>orange.They get a petetion to get the city back.They
>get the city back and stop the polution.
>My favorite part of the book is when they stop the
>polution.
>GOOD BOOK!

I think Stephen was right. It is a excellent report =) so keep up the great work.
My favorite part was when they saved the river.

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