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Post by Honeybee on Sept 8, 2013 1:30:19 GMT -5
^ same here. I'm a picky eater. So, I eat a simple lunch. Sometimes, I like something different once in while.
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Post by supprazz on Sept 8, 2013 21:25:25 GMT -5
If youtube and digital cameras were around then, they could have taken private videos of their cats as part of the kittykat club and done fun things like set them to music, loop funny parts, make parodies etc. on the computer to pass time, and that way others with no cats can join too.
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Post by wenonah4th on Nov 3, 2013 7:52:06 GMT -5
Who on earth was Vicky? Did we ever hear of Vicky again? Could she have been in a different class, even in 3rd grade, at Stoneybrook Academy?
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Post by CharlotteTJohanssen on Jul 8, 2014 1:29:43 GMT -5
Who on earth was Vicky? Did we ever hear of Vicky again? Could she have been in a different class, even in 3rd grade, at Stoneybrook Academy? The only other Vicky mentioned was Vicky anders in LS 57. Maybe it's the same girl?
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Post by wenonah4th on Jul 12, 2014 10:49:21 GMT -5
Odd!
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Post by Elsie13 on Sept 28, 2020 2:09:46 GMT -5
The club was so cute, but I felt terrible for Nancy. The Fun Club at the end was funny but I love how inclusive and friendly it was. The cats fighting and BooBoo always wanting to escape was funny too. I loved the part when Karen and Kristy have a little picnic together and the description of the 'free for all' lunch that they do at the Big House, I had forgotten about that. it sounds so lovely and also delicious. It reminded me how great lunch used to be when you're a kid and the weather is all warm and sunshiny and sitting outside and eating together. I was a little surprised that that lady though Karen and her friends were much older considering that the fliers were made by 7 year olds, but I really liked the way Karen handled being told they were too young since normally she makes a bit of a fuss about things!
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Post by CharlotteTJohanssen on Oct 8, 2020 18:37:18 GMT -5
This was a cute book, I laughed at the old lady getting their ages mixed up. I like that the fun club was brought up again until it eventually died out.
Question though, whatever happened to Nina, Heather, Kim, and Vicky? Those were the girls that were supposedly in Karen's class at school in this book. Also was this the first appearance of Nancy in the little sister series?
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Post by sparklymouse on Apr 19, 2024 17:59:49 GMT -5
Nancy was such an afterthought in the first few books. It felt like Hannie didn’t even like her and Karen kept her around for the convenience of living next door.
I liked all of the animal descriptions. Boo Boo was a gray tiger tabby, Pat was black, Priscilla was white and fluffy, Rocky was orange. Midgie was a little mutt whom Andrew loved. Midgie slept on Andrew’s bed.
Karen wasn’t such an “excellent” speller yet. She couldn’t spell “join” (“joyn”) and threw in a “high up comma” to “your” (“you’re”).
Some lady called Watson trying to sell him lightbulbs and fertilizer. What kind of telemarketer was that, lol?
I liked how Amanda was like “can’t we just leave and go home?” when they decided to disband the club. Karen thought that Amanda didn’t have much of an imagination.
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Post by booboobrewer on Apr 19, 2024 20:34:35 GMT -5
I liked all of the animal descriptions. Boo Boo was a gray tiger tabby, Pat was black, Priscilla was white and fluffy, Rocky was orange. Midgie was a little mutt whom Andrew loved. Midgie slept on Andrew’s bed. They're all so memorable and sweet. Midgie! What a funny name.
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