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Œuvres de Kate Klise

Regarding the Fountain (1998) 662 exemplaires
Deliver Us From Normal (2005) 218 exemplaires
Trial by Journal (2001) 206 exemplaires
Letters from Camp (1999) 202 exemplaires
Till Death Do Us Bark (2011) 177 exemplaires
Regarding the Sink (2004) 166 exemplaires
Stand Straight, Ella Kate (2010) 151 exemplaires
Regarding the Trees (2005) 144 exemplaires
Regarding the Bathrooms (2006) 141 exemplaires
Grounded (2010) 134 exemplaires
The Show Must Go On! (2013) 127 exemplaires
Homesick (2012) 122 exemplaires
The Phantom of the Post Office (2012) 118 exemplaires
In The Bag (2012) 111 exemplaires
Regarding the Bees (2007) 106 exemplaires
Don't Check Out This Book! (2020) 80 exemplaires
Imagine Harry (2007) 73 exemplaires
Hollywood, Dead Ahead (2013) 71 exemplaires
Why Do You Cry?: Not a Sob Story (2006) 66 exemplaires
Stay: A Girl, a Dog, a Bucket List (2017) 63 exemplaires
Far From Normal (2006) 55 exemplaires
Greetings from the Graveyard (2014) 52 exemplaires
The Greatest Star on Earth (2014) 49 exemplaires
The Loch Ness Punster (2015) 46 exemplaires
The Circus Goes to Sea (2014) 45 exemplaires
Little Rabbit and the Night Mare (2008) 44 exemplaires
Mystery on Magnolia Circle (2021) 32 exemplaires
Pop Goes the Circus! (2015) 25 exemplaires
Secrets of the Circus (2016) 18 exemplaires
How Mr. Silver Stole the Show (2023) 1 exemplaire

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Amazon bargain purchase.

Cute but simple with alternating chapters between adults and their teenaged kids all mixed up in different permutations of a whirlwind European romance. There's a silly political subplot but mostly it's just a lighthearted romance with a view of the inner monologue and insecurities of all the people involved.

Read in one sitting. Didn't require a lot of concentration. Probably great to read on a flight or by the pool.
 
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hmonkeyreads | 21 autres critiques | Jan 25, 2024 |
This looks really interesting. Told through correspondence, illustrations, newspaper articles, etc.
 
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LibrarianDest | 50 autres critiques | Jan 3, 2024 |
Born in 1872, Ella Kate was born at a normal size, but soon she began to grow rapidly. In school and in society she was perceived as a freak. At seventeen she was eight feet tall. She agreed to be display when she was eighteen, and for an entire month she remained rigid on the stage where people could gawk at here. But, she made $1,000, which was an incredible amount of money in 1890.

As she grew, both in age and size, she was featured in museum and it was at the age of 22 that she stopped growing. Then she was eight fet, for inches tall, and as the book reports, she wore size 24 shoes. She shared her money with her family. and also built a house with tall rooms and long, high windows. Custom built furniture was built as well.

This is a story of someone who was a giant in stature, and also in spirit. She remembered that her mother told her not to be ashamed, rather she should stand tall.
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Whisper1 | 34 autres critiques | Aug 20, 2023 |
I really enjoyed the writing style and format, such a fun read!
 
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MrsBond | 50 autres critiques | Jun 27, 2023 |

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Œuvres
39
Membres
5,256
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Évaluation
3.9
Critiques
256
ISBN
203
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