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Binding: Mass Market PaperbackEAN: 9780440227793 Edition: Reprint ISBN: 0440227798 Label: Yearling Manufacturer: Yearling Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 128 Publication Date: October 08, 1998 Publisher: Yearling Reading Level: Young Adult Studio: Yearling Related Items:
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 Rating:  - A booring book.I read this book in the 6th grade cause it was assigned for a book report. It is not a good book at all. If you are thinking of buying it I would reconsider. Rating:  - It was a great book to readHi im in fifth grade and read the Newbery book The Door in the Wall because it talks about how a kid named Robin got ill and couldn't walk. He could only use crutches and getting on someones back for transpertation. It is about a kid who gets ill and can't walk. He even saves a castle full of people. I would recommend this book to fifth and sixth graders because it is a little bit hard to read. Rating: - Quite possibly the worst book I have ever readWe had to read this book for school, and I was actually looking forward to it. I thought I would like it--I'm interested in that period of history, and I've enjoyed books with similar subject matter. Boy, was I mistaken. This book totally failed to capture my interest, and I felt like the author was more interested in sending some heart-warming message about growing up to us insecure pre-teens out there than writing something with characters we could feel for and a plot that wouldn't put us to sleep. It seemed too cute in a distant, educational-programming sort of way. It was like the author had no clue how to make modern readers identify with her story. I'm not being so narrow-minded as to say that I think modern teens could never be interested in a story about a crippled boy from the dark ages--my point is that it had the potential to be a darn good book, but it somehow was carried out all wrong. As a person who doesn't mind being forced to read in school and expected to enjoy this book, I was quite disappointed. Rating: - A challenge for ChaucerThis is a terrific book. I think it has a terrific plot and is very educational about the middle ages. I enjoy some of the adventure and adore the iluistrations.I especially like how Robin overcomes his handicap.  Try searching the Internet for "Door in the Wall, The (Books for Young Readers)" or Ebay for "Door in the Wall, The (Books for Young Readers)". You might also be interested in the following great products:
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