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Published: July 15, 2012
Words: 3,478 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781476100463
Short description
A Sharlie Short Story (A Triple Divide Prequel) Sharlie has a new baby sister, and now her dad is her very best friend. They read together, sled together, and, one day, have an unforgettable adventure.Extended description
Five year old Sharlie has a new baby sister, Sissy. She doesn't think much of her, but Sharlie finds a new very best friend: her dad.They do everything together. They read together, play together, sled together.
Then one day Sharlie takes her very first ride on the subway to go to the famous Haymarket in Boston with her dad.
Together they have an unforgettable adventure.
Tags
adventure, family, subway, boston, fathers and daughters, new baby, prequel, haymarket, triple divideAvailable ebook reading formats
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Review by:
Mary Johnston
on Nov. 01, 2012 :
Loved it!
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Review by:
M Lewis
on July 25, 2012 :
The point of view in this story is awesome! It definitely sounds like an adventure a girl her age would have and the details she noticed were very true to her character.
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Review by:
Sara Anderson
on July 21, 2012 :
Very nice story told from a childs point of view and using words and ideas that an actual five year old might say or think. Uses the senses to tell the story, you can imagine that you are there with her as she experiences this adventure.
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Review by:
Kate Lewis
on July 16, 2012 :
I loved this short story. Very captivating to read about an accident from the point of view of a 5 year old. Although she shows no fear, we all worried for her and this short story pulled me right in. I hope to read more short adventures like this from Peg Lewis in the future!
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Review by:
Faith
on July 16, 2012 :
From my daughter Trinity Age 10:
I loved it! Sharley is a smart girl, especially for a five year old. Exciting with a surprising ending. I got to know her dad too, before he died.
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Review by:
Faith
on July 16, 2012 :
Wow! Exciting! You wouldn't think a story about going to a market could end up being so exciting. You must be able to relate to children really well to be able to tell a story from their perspective so well. I enjoyed seeing Sharley as a little girl with her Dad. It made me happy to know all of the great memories she must have had with him before he died. Thanks for sharing!
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Review by:
Elizabeth A Reeves
on July 15, 2012 :
I have already read Peg Lewis' novel, Triple Divide, and was thrilled to go back in time with the characters I had grown to love. Sharley is a self-contained little five year old, who takes matters into her own hands when it becomes necessary. My own five year old son read this story and thought it was exciting.
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Review by:
Oleg Medvedkov
on July 15, 2012 :
A sweet story of five and a half year old girl going to Haymarket (in Boston) with her Dad. Something happens, she gets separated from her father but manages to find her way home. Well written and fast-paced. Perhaps so fast-paced that some details become somewhat ambiguous but still very enjoyable. I sincerely hope that 'Triple Divide' keeps the same quality of writing.
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