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I've only read two other books by Avi, and both were fantasy/historical fiction. This is a drove of seven stories nearly very modern children facing real bug. And, nope - it'due south not a downer. Far from it; I laughed aloud several times.

A few of my favorites were:

The Goodness of Matt Kaizer, a funny tale in which a boy who has built his reputation on being bad is mistaken for an angel by a dying man. Just try living that downwards!

Pets, a creepy story virtually an evil, selfish true cat who continues

I've only read 2 other books by Avi, and both were fantasy/historical fiction. This is a collection of seven stories virtually very modern children facing real problems. And, nope - it'due south not a downer. Far from information technology; I laughed aloud several times.

A few of my favorites were:

The Goodness of Matt Kaizer, a funny tale in which a boy who has congenital his reputation on being bad is mistaken for an affections past a dying man. Just try living that downwards!

Pets, a creepy story near an evil, selfish true cat who continues her tyranny after death.

And Teacher Tamer, a touching story most a boy who sets out to play a prank on his instructor, simply ends up learning a lot by being in the wrong place at the

wrong right time.

I'thousand really impressed with the versatility of this author, and I'll be reading more of his stuff in the hereafter. Luckily, I take over 75 books to choose from.

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Jan 29, 2011 Anna rated information technology information technology was amazing

In the 7th grade we read the offset story, What do fish have to exercise with anything, and even though i thought the ending was completely blunt the story always stuck to me considering of its significant. Then 3 years later I found a book with the same title equally that story I read in 7th form flipping through the first few pages i was delighted that it was the aforementioned book and bought information technology. I enjoyed reading the commencement story again and and so i read the others and really felt their meanings strike at me. I loved them a In the 7th grade we read the outset story, What do fish have to do with annihilation, and even though i idea the ending was completely blunt the story always stuck to me considering of its meaning. Then iii years later I found a book with the same title as that story I read in 7th form flipping through the commencement few pages i was delighted that it was the same book and bought information technology. I enjoyed reading the first story again and so i read the others and really felt their meanings strike at me. I loved them all (except perchance the i about Pets was a footling wary) but the residuum were and then compelling. I loved that about of the stories had their own meanings and for some reason during some of them I fifty-fifty wanted to weep. ...more than

Sep 30, 2015 Narreigh Noel rated it it was astonishing

this book has a lot of skillful stories i havent finished but i recommend this book to a lot of people and i recall my favorite story is talk to me where this girl keeps on getting calls at 4 oclock on friday but she doesnt know who it is and she thinks that information technology his her brother that ran away a yr ago and she told him/her a lot of things so he/she tin talk to her so similar i said i recommend this book for a lot of people

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I can run into why lots of people similar this fix of stories, and even why kids might like them. Only wasn't my thing.

Kind of strange and odd. And not in the manner I similar strange and odd...

I can see why lots of people like this set of stories, and even why kids might like them. Just wasn't my thing.

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Oct 07, 2015 Kathryn Ruiz rated it really liked it

I actually enjoyed all of the short stories in this book. They had an enormous amount of details and amazing plots. I really enjoyed the short story " The Goodness of Matt Kaizer." The reason why I love this short story the about is because of its stories pregnant. I recommend this book to people who love short stories and anyone who likes books. This book is actually i of my favorites and I volition probably read information technology again and again. I actually enjoyed all of the curt stories in this book. They had an enormous amount of details and amazing plots. I actually enjoyed the short story " The Goodness of Matt Kaizer." The reason why I love this short story the well-nigh is considering of its stories significant. I recommend this book to people who love short stories and anyone who likes books. This book is really 1 of my favorites and I will probably read it again and once again. ...more than

"What do fish have to do with anything?" by Avi is a collection of short stories from different authors. There's various stories leaving you amazed. I beloved the pick of brusk stories and how at that place non random and connect back to the aforementioned theme. I also like how these short stories and are not time consuming. I of my favorite ones is "The Goodness of Matt Kaiser". It is about a daredevil child who is mistaken for a angle past his classmate's sick dad. And so he starts believing he might be a adept child. "What exercise fish have to do with anything?" past Avi is a collection of brusk stories from different authors. In that location's diverse stories leaving you amazed. I love the choice of curt stories and how in that location not random and connect back to the same theme. I also similar how these short stories and are not time consuming. One of my favorite ones is "The Goodness of Matt Kaiser". It is about a daredevil kid who is mistaken for a bending past his classmate's sick dad. So he starts believing he might be a good kid. I recommend this volume to people who like short stories and realistic fiction. To sum it upwards, Avi did a great task making this volume
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Simply like most brusque story collections, this was a mixed bag. There were a couple of interesting stories that made me think a bit, but and so in that location were the others...Some I actually disliked.

Mar 01, 2008 sarafem rated it really liked it

There are some wonderful brusque stories here and I am waffling over whether it deserves four or v stars.

The first story, WDFHTDWA?, is about a boy on a quest to detect the key to happiness, and his emotional growth every bit he learns to accept people the way they are - a lesson his mother has all the same to learn.

The Goodness of Matt Kaizer was a fantastic tale of a preacher'southward wayward young son and how he learns that he has goodness within of him. Truly it is an inspirational story about the miracles nosotros per

There are some wonderful short stories here and I am waffling over whether information technology deserves four or 5 stars.

The first story, WDFHTDWA?, is almost a boy on a quest to observe the central to happiness, and his emotional growth as he learns to accept people the fashion they are - a lesson his female parent has all the same to learn.

The Goodness of Matt Kaizer was a fantastic tale of a preacher'southward wayward immature son and how he learns that he has goodness inside of him. Truly information technology is an inspirational story virtually the miracles we perform for each other daily by simply beingness respectful.

Talk to Me was one of two stories that I was not crazy nigh; the tale and the main character were great simply the ending was as well abrupt a alter and seemed uncomfortably glossy to me. Essentially, a immature girl learns to have loss and move on. Merely does that hateful you lot should forget? That is my concern in this story.

Teacher Tamer was perhaps my favorite story; it puts into perspective for children why some teachers might seem unfair or mean at times. A boy seeks revenge on a burned-out teacher who targets him for punishment, but in the procedure he learns her motivation. He begins to care for the teacher differently - non that he treated her specially badly before, but now he has a sort of reverence for her - and his small action soothes the anger she sometimes takes out on her students.

Pets is another story that didn't really appeal to me; a young girl who has had lots of pets in her life learns to have care of and honey 2 cats, who finish upwardly dying of distemper. This story is about letting them go; I found the means to go to this lesson to be too unpleasant for my tastes.

What's Inside deals with boyish cruelty and suicide prevention; a wonderful and heartwrenching tale woven with a lot of symbolism and reality together. Information technology comes together in a mode that makes this difficult topic advisable for younger sets of children.

Fortune Cookie, the terminal story, is the other competitor for my favortism. Information technology'south virtually a wisecracking kid who attempts to get his divorced parents to behave civilly towards one some other and to the children. Information technology doesn't cease happily ever after, only it does take resolution, and the graphic symbol is endearing in spite of or perhaps because of his anger.

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Sep xxx, 2014 ajoshy7 rated information technology it was amazing

This book is a collection of curt stories, the short story I'thou going to exist reviewing nigh today is called, "Pets". Eve Hubbard, a-passionate-for-pets girl, wanted to get two cats, a blackness one and a white 1. She'due south had a lot of feel with pets before this. She's had gerbils, rats, hamsters, dogs, cats, salamanders, and turtles. She wants to get cats considering her old domestic dog, Chase, died, and his remains were buried in the backyard, along with other pets, she got a female white cat named Angel, This volume is a drove of short stories, the short story I'm going to be reviewing about today is called, "Pets". Eve Hubbard, a-passionate-for-pets girl, wanted to get two cats, a black i and a white one. She's had a lot of experience with pets before this. She's had gerbils, rats, hamsters, dogs, cats, salamanders, and turtles. She wants to become cats because her quondam canis familiaris, Chase, died, and his remains were buried in the lawn, forth with other pets, she got a female white cat named Affections, and a male black cat named Shadow. Shadow was e'er and then polite to Angel, not eating until Angel takes a bite, ever comforting her, licking her etc. But, afterwards a few weeks, Angel grew sick and she started fighting with Eve, and non eating correctly as well. After weeks of that, they took Angel to vet and the vet said she has a distemper disease and it's contagious too! And afterwards putting Affections down in Eve'south artillery, Shadow became weak and weary too! He wouldn't consume his nutrient, meow all the time for no reason... and Eve hadn't taken Shadow to the hospital because on one night, they say Angel's ghost sitting in a tree meowing at Shadow, equally if waiting for him. So, Eve tried talking to the cat(s) and trying to make Angel terminate haunting their family unit, and when Eve'southward parents had enough of that, they took Shadow to the infirmary, tears were in Eve's eyes trickling down her cheeks. Three master ideas are kindness, reasoning, and existence passionate. ...more

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I would requite this book a 3 one/2 star rating. Personally this volume was kittenish with a really big meaning to each story. I just felt the book was just written in a fashion for children at similar the historic period of x. Maybe the author wanted to exercise that or maybe he just wanted to write a book that is very unproblematic with a broad pregnant left backside of it.

This volume contains short stories of fictional kids and some issues they face in their childhood. Something virtually this book just is very intriguing and makes you

I would requite this book a three one/ii star rating. Personally this book was kittenish with a really large pregnant to each story. I just felt the volume was just written in a way for children at like the age of 10. Maybe the author wanted to practise that or maybe he only wanted to write a book that is very elementary with a broad meaning left backside of information technology.

This volume contains short stories of fictional kids and some problems they face up in their childhood. Something about this book just is very intriguing and makes you want to read more. It just keeps u entertained with these stories. Perhaps it'southward how you can relate to having some bug similar this when you were younger or how y'all've never experienced some of these problems. It just gives you a glimpse of many children's problems at the same age.

Though this book is probably ment for younger kids I really plant interesting life lessons and I don't really learn lessons from books because nigh of the books are non-relatable. Merely this book contains lessons that maybe even adults don't call up most. In each story there is a unique theme and life lesson.

In overall I think this is a swell book for kids ages 8-11 considering of the unique themes and lessons. I would recommend this to anybody that wants to read a easy uncomplicated but entertaining book.

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April 01, 2020 Caroline Mann rated it really liked information technology

When looking for short stories to employ every bit supplemental texts for sixth graders, I often observe myself frustrated that so much of the keen piece of work in that category simply doesn't fit for my students. The stories are either too difficult to understand or they characteristic inappropriate content (I am waiting, desperately, for George Saunders to write a story without curse words. George!!! The students demand you!).

Give thanks goodness, then, that I found What Practise Fish Have To Do With Anything. Avi's short story collecti

When looking for curt stories to utilise as supplemental texts for 6th graders, I frequently find myself frustrated that so much of the great work in that category just doesn't fit for my students. The stories are either as well difficult to understand or they feature inappropriate content (I am waiting, desperately, for George Saunders to write a story without curse words. George!!! The students demand yous!).

Thank goodness, then, that I found What Do Fish Accept To Do With Anything. Avi'south short story collection is full of fresh, energetic, and mod literature that is, thankfully, accessible to young readers. My sixth graders studied the title story and it led to some of the most insightful and vulnerable text-to-self connections they have shared all year.

The stories cover topics similar divorce, run-a-fashion siblings, and suicide. Avi's writing does not adjust to some "high" standard of English and his narrative arcs do non have smashing conclusions. But his craft is undeniable. This is a corking drove for leading students to basic understandings of analysis as he packs so much into so petty of space.

I recommend these stories for 6th graders and the rest of you also.

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The book what practice fish take to do with anything was an astonishing volume. I loved this book and so much I give a rate of five stars. This book has a bunch of fun and daring short stories such as Instructor Tamer. I recommend this book to anyone who likes to and enjoys to read short stories. I especially recommend this book to my friend Narreigh because he has read this volume and rated it four stars. What I thought of this book was that Information technology...WAS...AMAZING! Anyone who reads this book, I hope they like it as muc The book what do fish have to do with anything was an astonishing volume. I loved this book and then much I give a charge per unit of five stars. This book has a agglomeration of fun and daring brusk stories such as Instructor Tamer. I recommend this book to anyone who likes to and enjoys to read short stories. I especially recommend this book to my friend Narreigh because he has read this volume and rated it four stars. What I thought of this book was that It...WAS...Amazing! Anyone who reads this book, I hope they like it as much as I like it. ...more

Mar 03, 2010 Megan rated it really liked it

My grade recently read a snippet of this volume. It presents some really great questions, and forces people to really think about things in a different manner. A peachy reminder that things (and people) are non e'er what or how they seem.

Feb 29, 2020 Angelica A. rated it really liked it

"What Do Fish Have To Do With Anything (and other stories)" by Avi, whose real name is Edward Irving Wortis, is quite an adventurous volume, with many surprises that keep the reader at the border of their seat. In the volume, Avi, currently 82 years old, uses his characters to brandish the life of diverse middle schoolhouse students whose bug range from family issues that accept a price on daily life, to ghosts of erstwhile pets who seek revenge. Throughout the stories, Avi uses irony, tone, and symbolism to "What Do Fish Take To Do With Anything (and other stories)" past Avi, whose real name is Edward Irving Wortis, is quite an adventurous volume, with many surprises that continue the reader at the edge of their seat. In the book, Avi, currently 82 years old, uses his characters to brandish the life of various eye school students whose problems range from family bug that take a toll on daily life, to ghosts of quondam pets who seek revenge. Throughout the stories, Avi uses irony, tone, and symbolism to portray different themes, such as not judging a volume by its cover, and that sometimes we injure the people we love.
The first story, "What Fish Accept To Practice With Anything", is about a curious pre-teen boy named William Markham, nicknamed Willie. Willie lived with his mother, Mrs. Markham, after they were abandoned past his begetter. In the story, Willie tries to find what he believes is the cure for unhappiness afterward having conversations with a homeless homo who resides in front end of his apartment building, for the sake of both his mother and the homeless man.
The 2nd story, "The Goodness of Matt Kaizer", talks about a teenage male child, Matt Kaizer, who has to learn that the graphic symbol he portrays in forepart of his friends might not be who he truly is, which is revealed to him in an unexpected estate.
"Talk to Me", the 3rd story, is near a teenage daughter, Maria O' Sullivan who begins to respond mysterious calls to her house, and although the caller does not talk, she begins to believe that it is her sixteen year old brother Brian, who ran abroad from home a year earlier.
"Teacher Tamer is about Gregory Martinez, a fifth grader who seeks revenge on his teacher, Mrs. Wessex, for what he believed was her picking on him. However, he later finds out her intentions were non as malicious as they appeared.
"Pets" is about a girl named Eve Hubbard who thinks her two cats, Angel and Shadow, are haunting her afterward their decease, and tries to find a fashion to ward them off.
"What's Inside" is nigh a boy who must quickly effigy out a plan to help save his cousin, Danny, from the mentality he has grown as a result of abiding bullying, before it's too late.
The last story, "Fortune Cookie" shows the consequences of divorce through twelve year old Parker, who uses sarcasm and manipulation tactics to attempt and find reason behind his parent'southward decision. He does this by using his thirteenth birthday every bit a reason for his parents to meet together at least one last time.
The main characters in all stories were very conceivable. Seeing as they were all youth no older than thirteen, they are expected to do questionable and naive things, every bit it is part of youth's nature. These are characteristics that can be seen in the main characters of each story. For example, how in "What Exercise Fish Have To Do With Anything", Willie asks many questions that really do non have answers, but such actions can exist expected from someone so young. My favorite character out of all would be the character from "What'southward Inside". While they are not given a name, this character's fast thinking is what can exist said saved his cousin Danny's life. If information technology wasn't for him, the catastrophe of this short story would take been extremely different, likely in a negative way.
Overall I exercise actually similar the book. Majority of the stories shine light on situations that are more than common than one might believe, like divorce. I would say since the story is generally written in the perspective of teens and pre-teens, the language used might non appeal to those who adopt utilise of higher vocabulary. I would, yet, recommend this book to people who, not only can relate to the hardships of family issues and difficulties in schoolhouse, but also to those who might want to learn about those perspectives. I would as well recommend this to people who simply want to read a book that uses humor, irony, sarcasm, and plot twists to develop a very interesting plot.
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Jul 14, 2020 Zev rated it really liked information technology

This volume haunted me when I read it a few times as a tween. As an adult, I both did and did not want to read the book once more considering the stories were so weird and sad. Each story explores some kind of loss. None of the stories are necessarily meant to be sad or and so unsettling that they're creepy. Just I view them as such. "What Do Fish Have to Practice with Annihilation?" touches on how a boy's relationship to his female parent and society changes after his dad leaves. "The Goodness of Matt Kaizer" briefly examines This volume haunted me when I read information technology a few times as a tween. As an adult, I both did and did not want to read the book once more because the stories were then weird and distressing. Each story explores some kind of loss. None of the stories are necessarily meant to be distressing or so unsettling that they're creepy. Just I view them as such. "What Do Fish Have to Do with Annihilation?" touches on how a boy'due south relationship to his mother and gild changes afterwards his dad leaves. "The Goodness of Matt Kaizer" briefly examines a loss of identity due to shifting cocky-expression, both from a boy who is friends with a rebellious PK (preacher's child) and the PK himself. The way this particular story was written made it seem similar someone had died, not only stopped rebelling. "Talk to Me" but cracked my center down the centre equally a child. It was the most memorable of the stories for a variety of reasons, when I was a child. I wanted the caller to be Brian. As an adult, I knew what was coming. I felt so bad that the girl was ostracized for something that had nothing to practice with her, and that she was desperately lone. "Teacher Tamer" made me chuckle at the terminal line, originally. Now, all these years later: I really hope kids don't use Gregory as an case. Poor Mrs Wessex. "Pets" was the most heartwarming of these creepy, sad stories. I was glad to read it again. Likewise it's even so creepy. "What's Inside" is still profound. "Fortune Cookie" was one I sort of understood when I offset read it. As an adult, I cackled and guffawed and cackled some more as Parker cleverly called both his parents out on their shit. He was a wiseass and it was refreshing. ...more

Oct 14, 2018 Anatoly rated it it was ok

The story 'What do fish have to do with anything' written by an American writer, Edward Irving Wortis, improve known by the pen name Avi, is defended to readers of a young age. The schools include this story in the study-books for the seventh grade.

The main character, the teenage-boy, tries to effigy out how to cope with unhappiness. He sees his mother who is unhappy considering his dad has left the family. Before the time of narration, he saw his father who lost his job. The boy found the cure to

The story 'What do fish have to do with annihilation' written past an American writer, Edward Irving Wortis, better known by the pen name Avi, is dedicated to readers of a young age. The schools include this story in the written report-books for the seventh course.

The main character, the teenage-boy, tries to figure out how to cope with unhappiness. He sees his female parent who is unhappy because his dad has left the family. Before the time of narration, he saw his father who lost his job. The boy found the cure to unhappiness in the phrase of a homeless man. This man said, "What a person needs is ever more they say".

The author gave readers this vague phrase to think virtually it along with a few messages related to moral pick for a young generation.

This is a link to the text of the story:
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I really really dear this collection of brusque stories, considering Avi handles really serious topics in a way that is palatable for the young readers that he targets. I appreciate that because it implies that nada is out of grasp or inexplicable to immature people, it only needs to be stated in a way in which young people will understand it. He writes with a respect for the youth that I really appreciate, and the stories bridge a bunch of different genre'south, while touching on a touch on of mysticism whi I really really dear this collection of brusque stories, considering Avi handles actually serious topics in a fashion that is palatable for the young readers that he targets. I appreciate that because it implies that nothing is out of grasp or inexplicable to immature people, it merely needs to be stated in a way in which immature people will understand information technology. He writes with a respect for the youth that I really appreciate, and the stories span a bunch of different genre's, while touching on a touch of mysticism which I really appreciate. ...more than

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I read this book a while dorsum, peradventure when I was around x. The first time I read it, I didn't have a very good agreement. I liked it because information technology was realistic, raw, and had stories that I could relate to. I read it iii more times after this. Each fourth dimension I read it, I gained more than wisdom about the pregnant of the stories and bring them upwardly in conversation constantly. Simple, merely I have fallen in dearest. I read this volume a while back, maybe when I was around x. The first time I read it, I didn't have a very good understanding. I liked it because it was realistic, raw, and had stories that I could relate to. I read it three more than times later on this. Each time I read it, I gained more wisdom about the significant of the stories and bring them upwardly in conversation constantly. Uncomplicated, but I have fallen in dear. ...more than

If I am existence totally honest I didn't really like the volume that much. I didn't like the book because it talked about 7 diffrent stories but none of them were the same at all. In my opinon I feelt that it was fine to have vii stories in a book only at least they should all be about the same topic because then your like what even is my book talking most. To me I just dont think that information technology was a great idea to do this. If I am existence totally honest I didn't really similar the book that much. I didn't like the book because it talked well-nigh 7 diffrent stories but none of them were the same at all. In my opinon I feelt that it was fine to have 7 stories in a book only at to the lowest degree they should all be about the aforementioned topic because and then your like what even is my book talking about. To me I only dont think that it was a great idea to do this. ...more

Sep 09, 2020 Kayla rated it liked it

If I am being totally honest I didn't really like the volume that much. I didn't similar the book considering it talked nigh 7 diffrent stories only none of them were the same at all. In my opinon I feelt that it was fine to have 7 stories in a volume but at to the lowest degree they should all be nigh the same topic because and then your like what even is my book talking about. To me I just dont think that it was a dandy idea to do this. If I am being totally honest I didn't actually like the book that much. I didn't like the book because information technology talked almost 7 diffrent stories simply none of them were the same at all. In my opinon I feelt that it was fine to take 7 stories in a book but at least they should all exist well-nigh the same topic because then your similar what even is my book talking about. To me I just dont think that it was a great idea to practise this. ...more

Jan 14, 2022 Grace rated it actually liked information technology

Only disappointed some of the stories were left on such an open up note. Either way, i liked all of them. My favorites were Teacher Tamer, the first story, and the one about Matthew Kaizer. These brusque stories resonate deeper with me than sometimes a whole trilogy of books. Perhaps it'southward because these books take small themes that relate to the man condition and how existent everyday people call up and act. Either style, really peachy series and one of my favorite Avi books! Only disappointed some of the stories were left on such an open note. Either way, i liked all of them. My favorites were Teacher Tamer, the first story, and the i about Matthew Kaizer. These brusque stories resonate deeper with me than sometimes a whole trilogy of books. Perhaps it'due south because these books take small-scale themes that relate to the human condition and how existent everyday people retrieve and act. Either way, actually cracking series and 1 of my favorite Avi books! ...more than

I grabbed this thinking it would be a serial of humorous or obscure fact-filled anecdotes along the lines of those ballsy volumes such as, WHEN Practise FISH SLEEP, or WACKY LAWS. What I got was a series of somewhat thought provoking short stories. Information technology was a mistake I was glad I made. Helped brand some of long car trip a chip easier.

Apr 03, 2021 Jane Reddish rated it it was amazing

I really wanted to read any books by Avi because I kept on hearing/reading well-nigh the proper noun in many booklists for kids.

I dearest the illustrations in the volume besides equally the cute titles. Regardless of the scary parts with ghost cats and suicide attempts, all the endings are wholesome to me. (The last part is kinda uncomfortable, I accept to admit.)

For a children'south book, it has profound messages for kids who can relate to any of the main characters' story.

I really wanted to read any books by Avi considering I kept on hearing/reading about the name in many booklists for kids.

I love the illustrations in the book as well as the cute titles. Regardless of the scary parts with ghost cats and suicide attempts, all the endings are wholesome to me. (The concluding role is kinda uncomfortable, I take to admit.)

For a children'south book, it has profound messages for kids who tin can chronicle to whatsoever of the main characters' story.

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Nov 04, 2018 Shannon rated it it was amazing

A collection of brusk stories with the common theme of loss. Would be helpful for kids going through similar struggles.

January 21, 2019 Tabitha rated information technology actually liked it

Found this collection of short stories interesting. I find myself still thinking about them a calendar week subsequently finishing them.

Collection of short stories with surprising endings. Very light on the suspense but adept for getting your toes wet in the genre.

Jul xvi, 2015 Driss Sekkat rated information technology really liked it

There were three principal characters in the story What do Fish have to do with anything. In this story there were three main characters, Willie, Mrs. Markham, and the Ragamuffin Man. First of all, Willie is a school student and he brings Willie back home after schoolhouse. But one day, when he was coming back from school, he saw a Beggar homo, he felt bad virtually him and he was scared. When he went home he saw from the window and he went down and asked him what was his problem, no answer. He went back home and At that place were three main characters in the story What practise Fish have to do with anything. In this story there were three main characters, Willie, Mrs. Markham, and the Beggar Man. First of all, Willie is a school student and he brings Willie back dwelling house after school. But one day, when he was coming back from schoolhouse, he saw a Ragamuffin homo, he felt bad about him and he was scared. When he went dwelling he saw from the window and he went downward and asked him what was his problem, no answer. He went dorsum domicile and asked her mom why is the ragamuffin man isn't talking simply her mom told her that he should forget the beggar man. The next day when Willie came back from school he didn't see the ragamuffin man. He asked her mom where is the ragamuffin man only he said that the Polis took him and Willie was very mad. Every bit y'all can see, the three main characters are really of import.

One solar day when Willie asked his mom if he could give the money to the ragamuffin he was mad and unhappy. But equally he didn't heed he had remembered his brother and went and gave the money to the beggar. Just he didn't want it, and Willie didn't understand. Another character is the minister's son, the baddest of the bad and his proper name is Matt Kaizer. Another twenty-four hour period, Willie went and told his mom about what the homeless guy said. he told him that information technology had turned out that he went at the man that marked him aroused. Too to continually go on going and ne'er surrender as a result of like William from the story despite the fact that his dada abased him and together with his female parent barely paying any attending as a result of she was unhappy he ne'er let it accept an upshot on him during a negative approach.

I recommend this book to people that like deplorable story but also stressful stories. Offset of all, I as well mean likewise for people that like to read not and then long books because information technology has big letters. This book is entertaining and very fun to read. For example, It is a fun volume to read a lot of times. This book is an easy book to empathize. For the age I recommend this volume from end of year lexile level 4th course to seventh Form. This volume is amazing and I love it and I hope would like this inspiring story.

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Sep xi, 2015 Karen Zavala rated information technology really liked information technology

What exercise fish have to do with annihilation.? what would you practice you have fish. This is a fiction volume.If i were the author ,i would have that the William become lost and establish an very former human and he give William a listing of all the lost things if William can't find the things the very former human being volition dice later on the full moon.
"Every twenty-four hours at 3:00 clock , Mrs Markham waited for her son Willie (or William) to come out of school. They walked domicile together if i asked why she did information technology Mrs .Markham would say " parents What practise fish take to do with anything.? what would you exercise you have fish. This is a fiction book.If i were the author ,i would accept that the William go lost and found an very one-time man and he give William a list of all the lost things if William can't find the things the very old homo will die after the total moon.
"Every solar day at 3:00 clock , Mrs Markham waited for her son Willie (or William) to come out of schoolhouse. They walked home together if i asked why she did it Mrs .Markham would say " parents demand to watched their children " it was the first folio the setting was an sunny day and normal mean solar day. Monday afternoon as they approached the armaments buildings where they lived she suddenly tugged at him "point await that way" she said
'where"
'at that man over there"
This is a person vs. person because William disagree to help the old human and think that its incorrect.
The title relates to the volume past William every bit the fish tin't do annihilation every bit like "why the human being doesn't smile"
"because his unhappy, i don't know now ,come on don't look."
"why don't yous requite annihilation?"
"he have zero to spare"
I thought the terminate of the story will exist dainty calm ,the story says she accomplish out of my mitt,touched my hand,only we didn't talk for the residual of the ride
The rain started to come out downward, making the tar roads await similar they were coated with cheap silverish.
It was only when i got to bed,shut the door tight, trued on the music loud that i took out the fortune cookie and cracked it open up. The little yellow newspaper sideslip read: "many people will love you."
That's when i began to weep.But hey .no i could see me the killer."
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