Maniac Magee

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Summary: I really liked it :-) !!!
Review: I like a lot this book, i think i was a nacie book, because there happen things you will never expected to happen. It is a very good book, and I Loved It!

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Summary: A book about a homless boy.
Review: Hi! I'm reading the book Maniac Magee by Jarry Spinelli. I think this is a really great book so listen to what I have to say about it! First of all I recomend this book to ages nine-years-old and up. I have to say "beware" when you read this book you won't want to put it down! there are a lot of funny parts in this book,too, so try it out and if you like it pass it on and let everyone enjoy Maniac Magee.

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Summary: This book is about a white kid who is homeless.
Review: It's out there, waiting for you, and it's called Maniac Magee by Jerry Spinelli. I recommend this book for fifth through seventh graders. I love this book because it is about a kid who survives the winter just eating Krimpets, a kind of candy. I think that a summary of this book would be like this: This book is about a kid who does the weirdest things, he even kisses a buffalo. This book was appealing to me because I like adventures. If you do too, then this is the book for you!

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Summary: A book about a homeless boy
Review: Maniac Magee had more adventures than I thought would be possible! Maniac Magee is written by Jerry Spinelli. I think that it is a great book. It is exciting,enjoyable, and sometimes suspenseful because Maniac has so many interesting adventures that it is hard not to be really excited sometimes! I think that you should read it. It is the best book ever! Personally, I couldn't set the book down! I can guarantee that it will be the best book that you've read for a long time!

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Summary: This book is awesome
Review: This book is awesome! Ever since I started reading Maniac Magee by Jerry Spinelli I couldn't put the book down. This book has a lot of cliff hangers and exciting parts such as when Maniac hit the frog ball, and when he untied that huge knot. I think this book would be great for fifth and sixth graders.

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Summary: A great and interesting book!
Review: Maniac Magee by Jerry Spinelli was a great book! I had a great time reading it! It was very exciting and caught my attention quickly. I liked it a lot because it shows how it feels to be homeless. It's very sad that there are people out there that are really homeless. I would not recommend this book for anyone under the age of eight because it can be hard to understand at some points. I hope that you read this book and enjoy it!

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Summary: Adventurous and exciting!
Review: Wow! That was the greatest and neatest book I have ever read. It had so many adventures! Everything was so exciting. It was called Maniac Magee by Jerry Spinelli. In the book Maniac did a lot of weird things. That is how he lived. In the book Maniac Magee was homeless and poor. Today a lot of people are homeless and poor. I think the age of kids that could read this book would have to be nine and up. Some people under nine might not know that at one time black people and white people were segregated. This is a great book and I encourage you to read it. I hope you enjoy it.

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Summary: Great Book
Review: This was a great book. I read it in one night. The part when the old man dies made me cry. This is one of the best books i've ever read

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Summary: Good little number
Review: This book is censored version of J.D. Salinger's "The Catcher in the Rye." It is a great book to read for people of all ages. I read it when I was 12 and I still remember it as my favorite book from my youth.

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Summary: An awesome book that gets better each time I read it
Review: This book was GREAT! It's one of the few that I've read several times over....and still enjoy. Maniac does some awesome stuff like hit a home run with a frog ball, sleep with the reindeer in the zoo, and take a bite of one of Mars Bar's candy bars. He also hangs out with the family of bullys and actually gets them to clean up and go to school. Despite these feats, he doesn't seem aware of the effect that he has on the people around him; he just kind of expects them to accept the things that he does, and they live up to that. In the end, he brings out the best in the people around him.