Playing Beatie Bow: Library Edition

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Summary: I watched the movie in english: ) (didn't like it much)
Review: Playing Beatie Bow is a fantasy tale set in the rocks aera of sydney town 1873 & sydney in the 80's. The main charactor, Abigal Kirk (Imogen Annesley) babysits a young girl called Samantha. She points out a ghostly looking girl out to Abigal when playing a game called "Beatie Bow". Abibal chases her & when she touches her she is thrown back in time, & an amazing love story unfolds.

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Summary: A Good Book
Review: Playing Beatie Bow was an interesting book because of the extensive historical content and because it told the story of a young girl growing up. I enjoyed reading in the Victorian dialect and seeing the cultural differences between modern times and Victorian times. I especially liked seeing everything from Abby's point of view because she is a girl my age who has some of the same feelings I do. It was a good book and I enjoyed reading it.

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Summary: Playing Beatie Bow is really good!
Review: Playing Beatie Bow was compulsory for our English class this year. We have just finished reading it and I really enjoyed it, being able to relate to Abby becaude I live in Sydney myself. Ruth Park has written a fantastic book in this. If anyone has any info on victorian stuff please e-mail me.

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Summary: A great book for teaching the structure of a novel.
Review: Teachers: I have used this many times and it is great. I would love to recieve some lesson plan ideas from other teachers. I have lots and will share.

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Summary: Awesome Movie!
Review: The movie was excellent, great storyline, great actors. I'm just trying to find the book now! for all of the people who hav'ent seen " Playing Beatie Bow " YA GOTTA WATCH IT!

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Summary: A fair book
Review: This book is OK, if you like it i reccomend the book Time For Andrew!You'll like it even better!

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Summary: An average book
Review: This book was all right it had a good storyline but it didn't really axplain the dramatic bits like when the shop was on fire. This sort of book would be good for 13 to 15 year olds.I think i would recommend it to other people who like books.

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Summary: Playing Beatie Bow
Review: This is my favourite children's book. I read it when I was about 11, I think, and love it to this day (I'm 18). If you like time travelling novels, I highly suggest this one.

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Summary: A Crumby Book
Review: This is the worst book i ever read.. Period.

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Summary: What I thought of Playing Beatie Bow
Review: We had to study Playing Beatie Bow in class for English. It was an OK book, but I would have enjoyed it more if we got to read it of our own free will. However, after I read it, I found myself wanting to read it again. It WAS actually quite enjoyable, and the movie was good too.