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Pages: 8 43
Words: 170 13640
Characters: 892 81678
Lines: 14 623
     
     
Letters per word: 5.25 5.99
Words per line: 12.14 21.89
Words per page: 21.25 317.21

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10/12/2006

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antispy 9 days ago

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inez.20 9 months ago

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sara210 10 months ago

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emaar about 1 year ago

good site
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marymark622 about 1 year ago

good site

joshh21 about 1 year ago

warak naman 2

boen about 1 year ago

very surprise site

elsen about 1 year ago

that was childis

Elenaj over 2 years ago

N.Mott who are you giving # ratings to postings on scribd? Self-appointed literary critic? I liked the story and Trip's fairy tale that you commented it - he wrote it when he was 8.
love,
self-appointed defender of being nice on scribd

N.Mott over 2 years ago

Hi,
I thought the illustrations were wonderful but the text was poor. My golden rule of writing children's fiction is: do not understimate your readers, nor your characters, just because they are children.
Number Two is: the grammar and syntax must be 100% correct.
Rule 3: Something exciting needs to happen. A hole for a rododendron bush was a let down. And a child would have no idea what type of plant that is.
I have rated it 3, but that is an average of 5 for the drawings and 1 for the text.