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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Otter Girl interesting!!,
By Juri (Japan) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Sourdough Scotts' Bedtime Fairy Tales From Alaska (Mass Market Paperback)
This story helps the society for improving English.
"Otter Girl" is not difficult to read, but it is not easy either. I learned a lot of new vocabularies by reading "Otter Girl". I am glad that I could improved my English skills. Also this story is very interesting, the girl was looking for her dream prince long time, usually people won't do same thing as her, and she met the prince. It tells us that we shouldn't give up anything so easily.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Wolf and Moon,
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This review is from: Sourdough Scotts' Bedtime Fairy Tales From Alaska (Mass Market Paperback)
I would think that, a problem between the young man and the maiden, was not going well being together. And I guess so many people in the world having almost same problem as them. And this problem in the story was solved by changed from human being, the young man changed to wolf and the maiden changed to the moon, and both felt their loneliness and also thought [I should have been nice with her/him], and finally when they wake from a dream, they after all go well together. I think this story contains the idea of everything can be changed in better way.
And as I could read, this story is good for children, for English grammar and vocabularies, also good stories, are good English learning for about 5-10 year-old English native speaker children, and good for 15-20 year-old children Foreign English speaker. |
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Sourdough Scotts' Bedtime Fairy Tales From Alaska by Daniel S. Janik (Mass Market Paperback - November 1, 2005)
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