Submitted by Brandon, Age 12 from New York
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Awhile ago I read “Because of Winn-Dixie” and i loved it. In this book the main characters are Opal and her father.One day Opal’s father sent her to the Winn-Dixie market to get some food and boom Opal looked and she seen a dog in the store knocking things off the shelf and knocked over the manager.
Submitted by JaCoB, Age 10 from Rhode Island
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A very funny and sad book if you like these to read this book i loved it.
Submitted by Elizabeth, Age 7 from Louisiana
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It’s a sad book about a lonely girl who’s mother goes away. She finds a dog to help her. By the end of story she made many new friends with the help of her dog, Winn Dixie.
Submitted by Jenna, Age 12 from Maine
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This book might look like a boring story like one of those picture books about a kid and dog. But it’s really not. This book is about a girl who came with her father to a new town. Opal, the 10-year-old girl, wants to meet people, make new friends, and is lonely for her mother who left her when she was just a baby. But all changes when she meets a dog at a grocery store, whom she takes in and names the dog Winn Dixie after the grocery store where she found him. After finding the dog, Opal’s life turns around. From befriending a librarian and a lonely woman to working at a pet store to being invited to a birthday party and making her father come out of his shell to tell Opal about her mother, Winn Dixie is making everything happen. This is a heartwarming story about a dog who helps a young girl through her life as a companion.
Have you heard of a not-so-little feature on our site called the Mystery Book Theater? Hopefully, yes. Because we make a couple of them a month.
Well, Karen recently showed me to some book trailers made by kids — and whoa, they’re really good! I’m totes jealous*… especially since I’ve been slaving away, drawing all of these Mystery Book Theaters for every Kidsmomo theme!
Check out these book trailers:
Amazing, huh? Inspired by these book trailers, I think Kidsmomo will be taking a stab at this video style! First up: our upcoming Mystery Book Theater for mythology-inspired books. So make sure to check back next Tuesday for our super-duper-fancy-schmancy awesome book trailer.
— Nancy
Nancy seems to be complaining about illustrating MBTs in this post, but where else does she get the glorious opportunity to draw someone drowning in puke?
*I don’t usually say the phrase “totes jealous.” Forgive me. It just exited my brain, spilled out onto the keyboard, entered this blog post, and now there’s no turning back.