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reviews special? Well, they contain lots of information, and, most importantly, they give a clear idea of how the reviewer feels about what he/she is reviewing and the reasons why. Want to be featured? Submit a review!
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Full Review: Tie-bee Island is the Best
Submitted by: Michelle, 14
Travel Destination:Tybee Island, Savannah, GA, USA
Continent: North America
Review Excerpt: Paula Deen, a famous chef, is from Savannah. She owns a restaurant in Savannah called The Lady and Sons, has two sons that also cook, and makes the best banana pudding!
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Full Review: Demi Lovato
Submitted by: Stephanie, 14
Album: Here We Go Again
Artist: Demi Lovato
Review Excerpt: Demi has 3 great things going for her on this album. Her very strong vocals, impressive lyrics which are much more mature than any Disney star I've heard from, and, of course, her amazing charisma which shines in this album. |
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Full Review: What would you do?
Submitted by: Destiny, 11
Title: The 39 Clues
Author: Different author for each book
Genre: Young Adult
Review Excerpt: Amy and Dan Cahill's parents died in a fire and Grace, their favorite grandmother, died too. Grace leaves a will and all the Cahills have a choice: one million dollars or the first clue? The Cahills have been fighting over the clues for years, including great historical figures like Ben Franklin, Wolfgang Mozart, Picasso, etc!
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Full Review: Well meaning, but inaccurate and sensational.
Submitted by: NotOphelia, 15
Title: Reviving Ophelia
Author: Mary Pipher
Genre: Nonfiction
Review Excerpt: Mary Pipher tells the stories of different girls she has had appointments with. However, she talks as if all girls are very troubled and only shows scenarios of girls with traumatic pasts, addictions, or identity problems. These girls sometimes have really interesting or sad stories, and Pipher relates this to society and history, which can be interesting. But she blames the media way too much for girls' problems.
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