Jinie

More less permanently changed my vision

Revisado: 11-01-19

So, I just wanna say that this is definitely the BEST story series I have ever seen. This has definitely changed the way I look at the characters, in school we are currently learning about fairy-tales and she mentioned Goldy Locks and I pictured a tall girl, with jack, a sword strapped to her side, and a menacing look. If you like fairy tales, I suggest you listen to this book. It is the most amazing, wonderful, detailed, and funny stories ever. Warning to younger viewers: the word d@mn is used a few times throughout the series

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Holy!!!

Revisado: 09-28-19

Holy crap. This is by far the best audible book ever. I don’t care who you are. Also when do you get the next book on here? Like I know 2020 because it doesn’t even come out until feb. 28th. So like maybe around June 2020?

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Pretty good.

Revisado: 08-02-19

I liked this book, although about 7 hours in, it got pretty boring
I will probably get the next one, nobody I would recommend it to, and that’s pretty much it.

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Great series

Revisado: 06-09-19

I love this series. If you have read my other review, you know that I know someone named Tanner. Tanner was just like Joey, he had special needs and left our school to go to Colorado because of a, family emergency. I would recommend this book...no this whole series to Tanner and his family. I liked the uniqueness of this series. You could search half a library and not find another book about someone with special needs. Although I am sad that this is the last book, I can always read something else, right? Thank you for reading my review.

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Joey Pigza

Revisado: 05-22-19

I used to know a kid named Tanner. Really, I still do, but he went to Colorado for a ‘family emergency’ never figured what it was about. You see, Tanner was kind of like Joey, he didn’t have medicine, and now I think he should have. No I can’t say he was as bad as Joey, but he was not the best kid in our class. Sometimes he didn’t pay attention or he interrupted class sometimes. I would recommend this book to him and his family because, really I think he could learn something from Joey. Tanner also went to SpecialEd, but it was called R.I.S.E. Listening to this book, I am 10 years old, Tanner was like a dog, not in an offensive way, but you could just say, “No, Tanner,” or, “How do we act, Tanner?” And he would stop and listen. Sitting next to Tanner, I learned things about him. He, like Joey, was a bit, energetic. Sometimes he could not sit still. And when he went on this trip, and then I listened to this book, really reminded me of the same things. In conclusion, I believe this was a great book for people who need special mental help. Thank you for your time.

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