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Giants Don't Go Snowboarding (The Adventures of the Bailey School Kids, #33)

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This book was really cool! I liked it best when Hugh Mongus threw giant snowballs at the kids and when they helped him figure out a way stay out of trouble. It made me want to read all the other Bailey School Kids books by Marcia Thornton Jones.

I review this book Giants Don't Go Snowboarding would seem like a good book since i've read alot of these kinds of books from Baily School Kids collecten. These are really injoyable books to read. I would reccomend this book to people who like adventures.

This book is a great quick read for a child reading on a 3rd to 4th grade level. This is a nice series for a reluctant reader. The book can be read in 4 or 5 days by dividing the book in 15 to 20 pages of reading, around 3 chapters a day. Print is easy to read helping a reluctant reader.

The story is fun with the giant suspected to be from Jack and the BEanstalk with referrences to golden eggs, vines, harpes ectt... My son enjoyed this story a lot and there is just enough new vocabulary in it to help him grow as a reader.

this would probably be a boring book for a child reading larger chapter books with more of a story line.

This series is a little harder to read than the Magic Treehouse series.

Would make a nice read out-loud story to a 4 or 5 year old.

There are these 4 Bailey School Kids who solved a lot of great Mysteries named Howie, Melody, Liza and Eddie. Howie is this kid who is serious about solving mysteries. Melody for me is a little bit bossy sometimes. Liza is this girl who is kind. Eddie is this kid who always goofs off. Each book has to have characters, plot, problem, solution. I was addicted to these books when i was 8. It really makes me funny about Eddie. I have only read as in red The Bailey School Kids at least 31 of them. Sometimes the book may get boring but most of all it's enjoyable. Debbie dadey and Marcia Thorton Jones have written so many books like Bailey School Kids, Bailey City Monsters, Triplet Trouble.... But most of all i only read Bailey School Kids and Bailey City Monsters. I have heard that the Bailey School Kids has reached 52 titles. However, this is the 33th book. Sometimes, when i read books like these it irritates me. Why, Because when i read Knights Don't Teach Piano, At the ending, I hated it that Lance had to rush back to England. Until now i'm still addicted these books which is now I am 13 years old. I have already visited Debbie and Marcia Thorton Jones's website. If you want to visit it just type www.BaileyKids.com. Now for the story:

Liza, Melody, Eddie and Howie have another mystery on their hands. When they went to Ruby Mountain for snowboarding, They meet a large man. That's funny, Why would a large man be snowbosrding on Ruby Mountain. Plus, He gives snowboarding lessons. Could he really be a giant lurking on Ruby Mountain? Meanwhile, The kids mweet Jack, a cool guy who loves snowboarding. By the way, the large man's name is Hugh.

There are so many plots in the story. The main plot is Ruby Mountain where they met Hugh. I wish the Bailey School Kids Books have longer pages. Oh well, It won't do any harm anyway.

I'm inviting you to join the Bailey School Kids Fan Club. When you join, you get a Membership Card, Bookends, Free Vampire Nail, Two BSK Books called Skeletons Don't Play Tubas and Gargoyles Don't Drive School Buses. I have already joined the club. Until now i am still haunting #34 which i can't find then.

****So keep in mind, Debbie Dadey and Marcia Thornoton Jones are the author of the Bailey School Kids, Bailey City Monsters, Triplet Trouble, Ghostville Elementary. The Bailey school Kids have 52 titles, The Bailey City Monsters have 9 titles, The Triplet Trouble have at least 25 titles, Ghostville Elementary have 13 titles.*****

If i were you, I'll try to haunt all of them!

This is a ok book but I don't think that it is very realistic and it is kind of stupid. Thank You