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Kildee House
Kildee House
Author: Rutherford Montgomery
A Newberry Honor Book for young readers. When Jerome Kildee built his little house against the giant redwood, he had fancied himself a philosopher. He was going to be a hermit - a lazy recluse who didn't have to work or think. Now here he was faced with a crisis that needed immediate attention. At least that's what he would call the dozens of ...  more »
ISBN: 502862
Pages: 209
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Publisher: Troll Associates
Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover
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Well written children's book about a man who lives by himself in a forest. He befriends all kinds of animals as well as a young girl. Befriending the animals is interesting as they end up living inside with him. And the little girl inadvertently allows a young boy to be involved who brings some excitement to the story. Cute nature type story.


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