When her brother is sent to fight in Vietnam, twelve-year-old Jamie begins to reconsider the army world in which she has grown up.
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This blog is for VUES students and teachers to write comments on this year's DCF books.
Reading other students' comments and recommendations may help you find books to read this year. Many of the books on this list have AR tests, please check the AR database before assuming that VUES has the AR test for your chosen book
Reading other students' comments and recommendations may help you find books to read this year. Many of the books on this list have AR tests, please check the AR database before assuming that VUES has the AR test for your chosen book
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This book is the best book ever !!!!For people who like war i recommend this book.
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Shooting the Moon is a really awesome book. My favorite part is when the girl develops the first film. Once again this is an AWESOME BOOK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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