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Random House, Inc Christmas with Tucker
Christmas with Tucker is the heartwarming, tail-wagging prequel to A Dog Named Christmas. Fans of the first book - and Hallmark's Hall of Fame movie - will be touched by this "story behind the story" featuring young George, who suffers the loss of his father and finds healing and courage through the blessing of a neighbor's dog. Jacketed hardcover.
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Is the book "Christmas with Tucker" appropriate for a 3rd grade boy?
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carol
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This book would be great for a 3rd grade boy or girl. I have a grandson in 4th grade and I would like him to read it. I'm going to pass my copy of this book around to a lot of people. It is a great story.
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Cheryl
Mesquite, Tx
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I think it would be. I would recommend that it be read to the child by an adult.
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Elee
Port St. lucie, FL
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It depends on the third grader. I would say it is appropriate to be read aloud by a parent. But be aware it had the serious issue of death of a parent. I would not just hand it to a third grader. But a fifth or sixth grader should be able to handle it. I plan to give it as a Christmas gift to a couple of teenagers.
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A J Hawke
Dallas TX
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