what is the book maniac magee book about and can u specifically state the wording?
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Just who is Maniac McGee anyway?  Legend?  Myth?  Is Maniac his real name?  If it isn’t, then who IS he?  Where does he live?  Do you ever see him at school?  And why is he so color-blind?  Doesn’t he know the rules our community lives by? Maniac McGee is a compelling, contemporary novel about one boy’s search for acceptance, understanding, and a real home.  Along the way, Maniac discovers that friendship exists best when there are no walls surrounding it.  \nYou said state the wording ??????????/  LMAO  go to the library, get the book, read it - from the above it actually sounds like a decent book........
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Try this, it might give you enough info to squeek by:\nhttp://www.randomhouse.com/bantamdell/catalog/display.pperl?isbn=9780440129264&view=excerpt
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I love the one that is a poem about the monster under the bed and hobbes saves the day by just being there (cause the monster didn't know there was a tiger in the bed).  Best Line: "Hey wake up you stupid cretin! Are you gonna sleep while I get eaten!?!?!?"  I'll check my collection books and see if I can find page number for the rest of ya.
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got to www.answers.com\n\ni wanted a summary on the cat among the pigeons by agatha christie and i got a fantastic one.\ncheck it out
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I haven't read the book, but I think the following links could help you.\nhttp://www.henryholt.com/readingguides/ehrenreich.htm\nhttp://www.readinggroupguides.com/guides3/nickel_and_dimed1.asp
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Interesting, though I would like to see it taken further (as to proofs, etc.).  If you liked that book, try reading "The Woman with the Alabaster Jar."  Sorry, I can't remember the name of the woman who wrote it.
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It is about a Black family, the Logans, that goes thru terrible racism in Missippi (I think?). They are the only black family that owns their own land, and are very proud of it. Many things happen during the book, including other Black families being lynched and killed, and one of their friends, TJ, gets in trouble with some white kids who use him as a "plaything."
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I did a dissertation on this book so I should know... (hopefully, if I can cast my mind back that far...)\n\n- There is a racist theme running through it. Look at the language Conrad uses when he discusses the natives.. they are always dark, and shadowy, making them threatening and foreign at all times. It ties in perfectly with how he describes the landscape, like when he sees the land for the first time from the boat, eerie and shadowy. Of course, the constant referencing to darkness and shadows ties in with the title! \n\n- There is an apocalyptic theme running through it, almost as though his journey along the river, further and further into darkness is a metaphor for the mad dudes (I've forgotten his name, whoops!) descent into craziness, so look at the darkness within as well, and the link between losing ones sense of englishness, and losing ones sense of identity, at the price of ones sanity. \n\nIt is not just that mad chap who is bonkers, they all are really. madness is a huge theme in the book.\n\nThat is all I can remember, hope it helps! Obviously, it could be beneficial to watch Apocalypse Now as well, as it explores the themes further, in a modern context.
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I have read tons of books,  but I never even heard of this one, Where can I find it? sorry, cant help you.
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And the title of the book is....?
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Sorry.. I have never read it.. It is a rather strange title for a book
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It's by Stephen Crane.  Here's the SparkNote link, too, since you don't have your book: http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/redbadge/ Good luck!
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Hi Anna M\nThis book looks interesting. I think I'll buy and read it.\nThanks.
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go to google.co.in\nthere u click in web and then write the book name nd u will find the summary i suppose
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Haven't read it in a while, but without having the book with me, I'd say books in general are classified information. Since nobody is allowed access to them, they are the uber-classified stuff. But hopefully someone has the book and might find a specific example.
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i have read it...it is totally awesome!!! it is so sad tho because he has to fight or food and what not. if you are interested in that book, there is a sequel called "the lost boy" that is soooooo good.
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well, you have to understand that the book itself is not about magic/witchcraft. It is about a boy who is accepted into a private school and must pass many trials and fight many evils to protect the people and ideals he loves from harm. If you really think about it, all he is trying to do is stop the man who killed his parents from killing more people. The only thing that really makes it diferent from any other murder mystery novel is the obstacles (both external and internal) he must overcome and the means he has to overcome them. \n\nNow, when you look at it that way,... is it really that bad? It's not teaching kids to worship Satan. It's not teaching them that God doesnt exist. It's not teaching them to turn a book into a rat, or to follow a different religious path. (simply because there are people who become obsessed with it, doesnt mean that everyone does. it is a series. if you have read one book in a series, and liked it, wouldnt YOU like to see how it ends?) It is simply a means to entertain your child or even yourself. It DOES teach the value of friendship. It DOES teach that you should be loyal to your ideals, to your friends, and most of all, to yourself.\n\nNOW do you still have a problem with it? Isn't it better to think about things rather than assume that because it has magic in it, it is wrong?