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GIVEAWAY & REVIEW: Snow Valley Heros by Robert McCarty

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Who were the Snow Valley Heroes? Did they really save Christmas? Children and adults have asked these questions for many years, and there have been many who tried to answer them. The confusion and uncertainty is because the Snow Valley Heroes came from the Planet of the Dogs long, long ago. This is the true story of how the dogs saved Christmas.

Details

  • Reading level: Ages 9-12
  • Perfect Paperback: 81 pages
  • Publisher: Barking Planet Productions; 1st edition (August 25, 2008)
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 0978692829
  • ISBN-13: 978-0978692827

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MY THOUGHTS
LOVED IT

Just in time for the holidays!  This delightful conclusion to the Planet of the Dogs series just caps off a wonderful tradition.  The story is well suited to be read aloud to younger children and as chapter book for the older ones.  All of your favorite dogs help rescue two of Santa’s reindeer from the Evil King of the North.  The story also imparts important lessons of cooperation and responsibility.

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    Contest ends on 11.25.10 Winner will be chosen by Random.org on 11.26.10
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    20. This sounds like a fun book. I’d want to read it first and then donate it to my husband’s 5th grade classroom.
      Thanks,
      Jen
      jryder416 at yahoo dot com

    35. Cathy — cjwallace43

      An email has been sent to the lucky person named above (first part of their email address in case my note ends up in spam). Cathy has until Monday to respond or a new winner will be chosen.

      Thanks to all who entered.