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About Sonya Hartnett
See more books from this AuthorEnding on the hopeful note that Baby Boy’s hands and Hannah’s hands are going to be friends, this is one story of sibling rivalry that seems realistic.
Jan 15 2012 | Read Full Review of Sadie and RatzLindgren Awardâwinner Hartnett has been writing for younger and younger readers in recent years, but whether her audience is teenagers (Butterfly), middle-graders (The Midnight Zoo), or now chapter-book readers, she remains willing to expose humanityâs more selfish and destructive tendencies,...
Jan 09 2012 | Read Full Review of Sadie and RatzAll of that is to say that this can be read in one sitting—if you’re a parent, teacher or librarian, that is, reading to children.
Mar 16 2012 | Read Full Review of Sadie and RatzThese hands often get into trouble “crushing squishing squeezing”, but they are especially protective against Hannah’s younger brother – “They jump onto Baby Boy’s head, and try to rub his ears off.” Sadie and Ratz seem not to have any self control even after trying yoga.
Oct 01 2012 | Read Full Review of Sadie and Ratz