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Review: Bogart and Vinnie: A Completely Made-up Story of True Friendship


Bogart and Vinnie: A Completely Made-up Story of True Friendship
Bogart and Vinnie: A Completely Made-up Story of True Friendship by Audrey Vernick

My rating: 4 of 5 stars



Oh boy. I am kind of excited and kind of scared to read this one outloud. I need to practice having tons of energy. The author did such a great job of mimicking a super happy (annoying?) dog in his words. It's a silly story that I know my students will love.



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  1. AnonymousNovember 6, 2013 at 2:00 PM

    Two extra cups of coffee= Vinnie's voice. You'll do great!
    And thanks for the kind words!

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