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| Title | : | A Pardon For Tommy |
| Author | : | Patricia Nmukoso Enyi |
| Book Format | : | Kindle Edition |
| Book Edition | : | Deluxe Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 150 pages |
| Published | : | May 12th 2017 |
| Categories | : | Childrens. Adventure. Literature. 21st Century. Fiction |
Patricia Nmukoso Enyi
Kindle Edition | Pages: 150 pages Rating: 4.19 | 129 Users | 2 Reviews
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On Thanksgiving weekend, the last thing Chelsea wants to do is to return home to New Orleans. It holds all of her memories of Hurricane Katrina, memories which she would rather forget. There is one thing that makes her change her mind –Tommy, her beloved pet turkey who watched the destruction of her city from Chelsea’s backpack. It’s Tommy who represents hope and life, and all the good things that a Thanksgiving can bring.A Pardon for Tommy is a story with twists, turns and turkeys. It’s about family, friends and food.
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Ratings: 4.19 From 129 Users | 2 ReviewsAssessment Based On Books A Pardon For Tommy
This is a really beautiful story about a little girl called Chelsea and a turkey Tommy. For a childrens book there is a lot of symbolism and metaphor at work here, but those complexities dont detract at all from a readers enjoyment no matter how old they are. I read the whole thing to my little niece, and Im not sure which of us loved it the most.I think you know when youve found a great childrens book, and that is one that you can happily reread and the children want to hear over and over.A Pardon for Tommy begins with Chelsea, who is a college student, having yet another nightmare about something traumatic that happened when she was a child. She decides to go home for Thanksgiving, hoping to face her fears that's cause her nightmares for the past six years. This was a quick read that lacked development. For example, everyone in the story was dark brown-skinned or brown-skinned. There was a lot of telling with very little showing. A few times I found myself trying to figure out
This is a really beautiful story about a little girl called Chelsea and a turkey Tommy. For a childrens book there is a lot of symbolism and metaphor at work here, but those complexities dont detract at all from a readers enjoyment no matter how old they are. I read the whole thing to my little niece, and Im not sure which of us loved it the most.I think you know when youve found a great childrens book, and that is one that you can happily reread and the children want to hear over and over.
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