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Summary: I See, I See Said Paul Fisher
Review: This was an amazing book. At first when I started it I wasn't really grasping the full idea of the book. By the time I got to the end I wanted there to be more to read. It was a very touching story. Paul was an amazing person in this book. He overcame every obsticle that was in front of him and didn't take no for an answer. I am very impressed with this book and would recommend it to everyone. You don't only have to be a sports lover to read this book.
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Summary: Excellent!
Review: Tangerine is a very awesome book. When I first bought it for a school project, I thought it was gonna be a really stupid book that was just like all the rest of the books that the teachers assigned. This was the first book that I actually pictured what was going on in the book, inside my head. It was like a movie that lasted 3 weeks. It was an awesome book. If you're thinking of purchasing this book, it is certainly worth it.
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Summary: I read this book in one sitting...
Review: No kidding, I started Tangerine at about 10:00 the other evening and didn't stop until 2 AM when I was finished. Not even a potty break! I don't know the first thing about football or soccer - I don't really even care for sports - but I devoured this book nonetheless. Excellent excellent excellent! I am ecstatic to discover that Bloor has written another novel and hopefully will be curled up with Crusader by this evening...
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Summary: This is the best book ever
Review: My review on this book is depended on me and only me I really do not read very many books, but I had to read this one. I am a kid that likes action and violence, this book provided a tiny bit of both but I loved it anyway. One of the major reasons I liked this book is because it is one of those books that can't stop reading and you just want to read on and on and on. I really liked how each character had a totaly different personality not one of the characters are alike. Also I liked how Paul (the main character) acted tough about everything, and how he put up Erik (Paul's brother) and all his tortureing that he did to Paul. Well my over all review rating on this book is it is the best book ever. It is the best book I have ever read. The only part I disliked is the ending I would only give it two and a half stars. The problem is that it leaves you wondering about what happens, because it does not tell you. Well I would recommend this book to any ages. I hope my review helps you with your choice on a book.Enjoy! If you haven't read this book read it NOW!!!!Thanks for reading my review
Kain
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Summary: Tangerine: Juicy Reading
Review: Bloor does an outstanding job combining multiple plots and keeping the reader on the edge of his seat. The author masterfully pulls together the oddest events with some very common sense explanations. My absolutely favorite new idea for this decade is the Museum of the Boy Who Wouldn't Listen. Once again, American boyhood has found itself a new page in the written annals explaining suburban insanity.
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Summary: SWEET!!
Review: This book is good for people who are interested in football or soccer. If you are moving, it also helps you know what to do. I am not even done with the book yet and I think that this book is da bomb!! I can't stop reading it, and I DOn't evan like to read!!
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Summary: Great suspense!
Review: Tangerine, by Edward Bloor is definetely a thriller It is a must read. Anyone will like this book
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Summary: "The Best Book Ever"
Review: Tangerine is the BEST book I have ever read! I love that book soooooo... much. It feels so real when your reading it you actually feel like you know Paul Fisher. This book has a lot of feeling and reality. What it says in the book is reality and what you read from the book is all stuff true about life. I think everyone who is 12+ would love this book. It's good forever, never can you just read it once! Thanks Edward Bloor for the best book ever!
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Summary: The blind can see
Review: I don't know what drew me to this book. I really like children's fiction and young adult fiction, but normally I wouldn't say that I like sports fiction. Thankfully, while the main character and his brother are both into soccer and football respectively, the story does not dwell too much on the games. This book is presented as a diary, but it flows like a novel (contrast this to something like the Basketball Diaries). Diary formats seem to be very popular with kids these days, so the format ought to be compelling. I found that I really liked the narrator. I would agree with some of the other reviews that claim the secondary characters are a bit sketchy, but this is a diary. Unlike other diary books, the secondary characters are not outrageous collections of idiosycrasies. I found this book absorbing and also a little disturbing. The ending raised a lot of issues - parenting issues. I don't think that teenagers would likely be as troubled by the ending as I was. All in all, though, it was a very good book.
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Summary: REALLY GOOD BOOK
Review: This book was mostly about a boy named Paul and his older brother Eric. Eric played football, and Paul played soccer. They were both pretty good, but Eric, being the older one, got all the attention. Eric was also a bully. The story was really good, and fun to read. All the sub-plots were really interesting, and emotional. It was the kind of book that could make you cry, and then before the tears had even dried, you would find yourself laughing uncontrollably. I would recommend this book to everyone.
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