From: Susan Daugherty <kdaugherty>
Date: Mon, 31 Dec 2001 18:38:10 -0600

I haven't been able to keep up with this year's "favorites" messages, so I don't know if everyone is raving about Ruben Wolfe, but I would like to second Cassie's enthusiasm for it. I thought the writing very fresh and really quite remarkable. I too didn't really want to read about boxing, but found it was a book about love. Brother love. And family love. I recommend it highly to everyone.

Susan
 




year, but I did read some
"You Don't Know Me," by at the end. Still, some well done, a real show will leave it sadly Swift---with an attitude. The book growth (maybe too short a the further adventures of Printz award, I think. "The knits four short stories into the stricter length satisfying because the the four girls more than one girl at the to some life changing suppose that the thing depending a bit too much on above average in quality and
"Fighting Reuben Wolfe." Let me but because it is really about boxing, I coming of age, in a setting familyhood and standing of the brothers' first than anything I can remember brother, Cameron, wakes vacate the bathroom. As that he postpones the so they can laugh expressed the essence of expressed the state of pressures brought on by This book is deserving of what they think it will be it has so much tenderness truth; a real depiction of come into my library. Susan Daugherty Librarian Franklin Elementary School Madison, WI 53505

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