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Painting Missouri: The Counties En Plein Air Review

Painting Missouri: The Counties En Plein Air
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When it comes to both beautifully written and well-researched text by author Karen Glines, plus breathtaking pictures (taken from on-site paintings by artist Billyo O'Donnell, I've never seen a book that better captures the spirit and soul of Missouri than the Glines and O'Donnell collaboration, "Painting Missouri." An inspiring format that should serve as a model for other states, "Painting Missouri" belongs on the library shelves and in the hands of anyone who lives in Missouri, used to live here or plans to visit the state!

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Triple-Dare to Be Scared: Thirteen Further Freaky Tales Review

Triple-Dare to Be Scared: Thirteen Further Freaky Tales
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this is a great book for kids if they like to be on the seat of their pants.

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Scary stories are a perennial favorite among youngsters, and Robert D. San Souci obliges them with 13 more spine-tingling horror stories in Triple-Dare to Be Scared. Each elegantly crafted vignette draws readers into the life of a young person like themselves just as a bad decision or an act of fate brings the characters face-to-face with the supernatural. Each story hurtles through twists and turns toward a surprise ending much more compelling than in a traditional spook story. "Second Childhood" wonders where to take shelter from a recently awakened child-ghost? (Answer: Not its former home!) "Plat-Eye" features twins who learn why they should be afraid of a big, bad shapechanger who's paying a little too much attention to them. "Far Site" expands a video game into something much larger - and more frightening! "Field of Nightmares" turns an innocent baseball game on old man Fletcher's field into a fight for life. These exciting stories feature children of various ethnicities taking on all manner of threats from beyond the grave - and beyond logic - while David Ouimet's creepy illustrations add that extra twinge of terror.

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