Reviews of Pulchritudinous Book 1

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A young boys journey of learning. How appearances mean nothing. How you must consider others when decision making and how everything can change as you move through your life. PLEASE NOTE: This is the combined story which were published here in 10 parts.. All covers are also left in as requested by some readers. Part 1 of Book 2 is 'tagged on' at the end.
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Reviews of Pulchritudinous Book 1 by Linda Arditto

David Mantor reviewed on Feb. 2, 2014

Yes it's great to see this in one book and part of the following book as a teaser at the end. Poor Puck, he's really having trouble with the rabbit but it was good to see Jenna to the rescue. This little boy is going to have a lot of responsibility dumped on him but I'm sure he'll handle it very well and everyone in our house is looking forward to the continuing story.
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John Spencer reviewed on Feb. 2, 2014

Great to see book one all together and we were surprised to find part one of Book two at the end. We suspected that rabbit would be trouble and he will be judging by P1B2. Looking forward to more and keeping our eyes out for the new book being published.
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Rowland Somers reviewed on Jan. 19, 2014

My wife and I have really enjoyed Book 1 and can't wait until our son is old enough to understand the stories. Looking forward to Book 2.
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Philip Brewster reviewed on Jan. 18, 2014

I missed the last couple of stories due to work commitments and my kids were a bit annoyed with me but I've been redeemed when I found the COMPLETE book.
They love the girl at the top of the vine, said she looked like one of their teachers, Haaa. Puck finally got some decent clothes and a house to live in. My kids are happy now and reluctantly will wait for Book 2.
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Duncan Dennison reviewed on Jan. 17, 2014

Wow it came out in one book, better still. Great story all the way through and terrific pictures that help the kids with what's happing to Puck and his friends.
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Trevor Compro reviewed on Jan. 15, 2014

I thought I'd check out this book for my wife to read to our kids. I loved it. Great little stories joined together and great pictures. I've decided I'll be the one to read it to them.
Highly recommended.
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Bess Torman reviewed on Jan. 15, 2014

Wonderful to get this in one book. The story from start to finish is beautiful. It doesn't surprise me that children are enjoying this series, as others have said. I hope it goes on forever and I can't wait to see how many books finish up in this series. I don't think anything else on this scale will come out for a long time.
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Peter Stephan reviewed on Jan. 15, 2014

Just found out the whole book came out in one file. Great!
My family will love this when I read it to them again. This small boy has become very popular with my nieces and nephews, and of course the rabbit Lepus.
Looks great with the individual covers for each part left in.
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Lorna Smith reviewed on Jan. 14, 2014

I'm another one that had this book recommended to me. It's absolutely beautifully written and the pictures keep pace with the story, a great combo. This little boy 'Puck', seems so alone but he discovers two unlikely friends. This is the first lesson he learns but there are many more.
He lives in the roots of a yew tree which I thought was lovely. Being a typical little boy he wants to explore his surroundings and this gets him into trouble. This was very subtle but had him thinking about many things. The story progresses nicely and I enjoyed it thoroughly. I will be getting book 2 with no hesitation.
Highly Recommended to families.
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DavidLLL reviewed on Jan. 14, 2014

This book was recommended to me as I have two children. I've bought them many e-books from major retailers over the last few years. I can't believe this book is free. It is the best I have read and the lessons to be learned combined with the pictures is wonderful. I will definitely be getting book two as soon as it is released.
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