Friday, November 5, 2010
REVIEW for The McGillicuddy Book of Personal Records
Another great book from Fitzhenry and Red Deer Press.
TITLE: The McGillicuddy Book of Personal Records
AUTHOR: Colleen Sydor
GENRE: Children
RATING: 4 Stars
This book was absolutely not what I expected - it was way better.
Lee is 13 and is really trying to figure it all out! So, he through an original means - of breaking records and collecting inspirational quotes - he tries to make (muddle) his way through life - trying to understand his role.
The writing is touching and the main character, Lee, is both flawed and exceptional - never quite realizing just how wonderful a person he truly is - but rather, always looking towards someone else to inspire him and give him a little key to the puzzle that is "why am i here?".
This is a great book for any young reader who feels a little bit loss and has looked towards someone else for guidance and inspiration.
Wonderfully endearing.
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2 comments:
I don't think most wonderful people realize how great they are. This book sounds like a gem.
Looks like a fun book!
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