All in all, there is a lot to like in this story, but the very abrupt ending was not satisfying. I almost wondered if I was missing a chunk of the book.
After five or six years of trying many sorts of jobs, he joined the staff of The New Yorker magazine, then in its infancy. No Margalo found, no return to his family. He was graduated from Cornell University in 1921, worked in New York for a year, then traveled about. But right after the Harriet angle is dropped like a stone, The Who,e story just ends. Second, the last part is about Stuart running away from home to find the bird Margalo, and it is on this quest he meets Harriet. They do meet for a date, but Stuart’s plans don’t fully work out and even though Harriet tries to salvage things Stuart just dumps her and that adventure just ends, leaving the reader to wonder what the point was. First, Stuart there is a big set up for Stuart to meet up with another little person, a girl named Harriet. I found the last part of the book strange and startlingly abrupt. A very good book without inscriptions (showing B-E on the. But this is a kid’s book, so I can let that go. John Atkinson Fine & Rare Books - A first edition, first printing published by Harper in 1945. White sometimes gives “reasonable” explanations for Stuart’s little things - such as ice skates made of paper clips and coins made of foil, but sometimes there is no explanation at all for things (a working car with gas engine for a mouse?!?). Most of the adventures would be enjoyable for kids (such as the sailing race on the pond). It dropped to 2 over its second weekend, but went back to 1 on its third weekend with 16 million.
On its opening weekend, Stuart Little grossed 15 million, placing it at 1 dethroning Toy Story 2. His book is for the most part a collection of mostly unrelated adventures that generally don’t build on each other. Stuart Little was released theatrically on December 17, 1999. This is certainly a children’s book, and not quite like I remember. Book enhanced with curriculum aligned questions and activities. I remember enjoying this book tremendously as a child as I loved books about small human-like animals. B., lexile & reading level:, (ISBN: 9780062408211).
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