• Paperback
• 136
• Clementine Clementine #1
• Sara Pennypacker
• English
• 26 January 2020
Sara Pennypacker
• 9780545034661

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Read & Download Clementine Clementine #1 ë PDF, eBook or Kindle ePUB free Sara Pennypacker × 5 Read & Download Read Clementine Clementine #1 Clementine a not so common third grader knows her way around the principal's office as well as she does the art supply closet Daily rituals take on a different view when seen from her eyes She's constantly being told that s While I find Sara Pennypacker s Clementine fun and endearing as a literary character I am also finding her somewhat spoiled and a bit too rambunctious but then again maybe my frustration is also a bit of displaced jealousy as I would never have dared to be that spunky and spontaneous as a child That all being said I do think that Clementine absolutely needs some parental rules maybe not as many as her friend Margaret seems to have but still I firmly believe her parents are than a bit too laid back at times and actually perhaps even often Also considering that Margaret is described as being older and as such also somewhat mature than Clementine I am kind of surprised that she would allow Clementine to cut off her hair and then colour it as stories anecdotes featuring children cutting a sibling s or a friend s hair often revolve around an older sibling or friend doing this to a younger sibling or friend rather than the other way around And actually Clementine reminds me a bit of Lucy Maud Montgomery s Anne Shirley or rather what Anne Shirley might have been like if we had intimately and descriptively known her at around the age of eight or so On the other hand when Anne Shirley was eight from the presented backstory of Anne of Green Gables she was an orphan working almost like an indentured servant with no one to really care for her or love her but in my opinion Anne Shirley at the age of eight still than likely would have had a very similar imagination as Clementine s albeit the latter seems gifted in math while Anne was always described as being gifted with regard to her language and reading skills All in all Sarah Pennypacker s Clementine has proven to be a generally most enjoyable and sweet reading romp with an endearing but indeed also at times annoying and frustrating protagonist However while I definitely did enjoy this book I am also not all that keen on trying on continuing with the rest of the series which I guess means that for me personally Clementine ultimately has not left all that much of an impression one way or the other Two and a half stars rounded up to a low three star rating for a fun but ultimately still rather lacklustre and even at times mildly annoying read Rituals of Pleasure younger sibling or friend rather than the other way around And actually Clementine reminds me a bit of Lucy Maud Montgomery s Anne Shirley or rather what Anne Shirley might have been like if we had intimately and descriptively known her at around the age of eight or so On the other hand when Anne Shirley was eight from the presented backstory of Anne of Green Gables she was an orphan working almost like an indentured servant with no one to really care for her or love her but in my opinion Anne Shirley at the age of eight still than likely would have had a very similar imagination as Clementine s albeit the latter seems gifted in math while Anne was always described as being gifted with regard to her language and reading skills All in all Sarah Pennypacker s Clementine has proven to be a generally most enjoyable and sweet reading romp with an endearing but indeed also at times annoying and frustrating protagonist However while I definitely did enjoy this book I am also not all that keen on trying on continuing with the rest of the series which I guess means that for me personally Clementine ultimately has not left all that much of an impression one way or the other Two and a half stars rounded up to a low three star rating for a fun but ultimately still rather lacklustre and even at times mildly annoying read

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Read & Download Clementine Clementine #1 ë PDF, eBook or Kindle ePUB free Sara Pennypacker × 5 Read & Download Read Clementine Clementine #1 Ing with a pesky pigeon problem at her apartment building her concentration is always focused Clementine goes to great lengths to be friends with fourth grade neighbor Margaret but times than not both girls end up in troubl SoI had heard some good things about this book and bought it for Mike to read with Ava and the kids on a vacation they went on together I started about a third the way through and was disappointed Her attitude is very whiney and negative and she does things that are appropriate for a preschooler maybe but certainly not an 8 year old I guess I m of a Pollyanna type of mom when it comes to reading with my girl I want strong girl characters ones who inspire healthy characteristics not ones that will cause harm than good in life The Harpist of Madrid year old I guess I m of a Pollyanna type of mom when it comes to reading with my girl I want strong girl characters ones who inspire healthy characteristics not ones that will cause harm than good in life

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Read & Download Clementine Clementine #1 ë PDF, eBook or Kindle ePUB free Sara Pennypacker × 5 Read & Download Read Clementine Clementine #1 He needs to pay attention but to her mind she is paying attention and making astute observations Whether looking out the window during the Pledge of Allegiance at the janitor locked in an embrace with the lunch lady or deal This is a fantastic read for kids and fun for adults too Clementine is a riot I love her thoughts on what paying attention means or rather what she chooses to pay attention to The illustrations are so detailed but simple at the same time I love the contrasts in the drawings between disshevelled artistic Clementine and her perfectionist best friend Great readReviewed for