Goose Chase Review

The specs of ‘Goose Chase’ are:

• Publisher: HMH Books for Young Readers (2010-05-24)


• Language: English


• ISBN-10: 0547331649


• Product Dimensions: 7.6×5.1×0.6 inches


• Shipping Weight: 0.4 pounds

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“I LUV IT! I LUV IT! I LUV IT! Get the picture?”

One of the funniest and wittiest fairytales I've read all year. And it's original to boot.Okay, we have a young goosegirl. She's rather plain, she's not overly fond of bathing or combing her hair, she's poor, alone in the world, and so on…a common… Read more

“Good fun!”

The author of the quirky yet appealing OWL IN LOVE and THE WOMAN IN THE WALL, does it again with a fractured fairy tale loosely (very loosely) based on the story of the Goose Girl. Told in the first person, the heroine (Alexandria Honoria Fortunato)'s… Read more

“Amusing story, not the best read”

I had seen really good reviews about this book and was excited to read it. I read it in about two-three hours (it's suprisingly short), and although I enjoyed it, was a little disappointed.The book starts out funny and engaging, promising that… Read more

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