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Small Steps by Louis Sachar

Small Steps

by Louis Sachar
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  • Jan 10, 2006, 272 pages
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  • Jan 2008, 288 pages
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Lil'Bitz

Small Steps
I think this new addition to the Holes series was very good. I think the relationship between the character Ginny and Armpit is touching. I love the plot of this story and all because of my language arts teacher I picked this book up. Louis did an amazing job!
clay

The Parkside News
It was a book of courage and faith along with a bit of mischief and was nothing close to the intensifying book Holes, but this book definitely had its own little telling from happy to sad and kind of back to happy.

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