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Kimchi & Calamari

Book Description


There are worse things in the world than being adopted. But right now Joseph can't think of one.

Joseph Calderaro has a serious problem. His social studies teacher has given him an impossible assignment: an essay about ancestors. Ancestors, as in dead people you're related to.

Joseph was adopted, but the only sure thing he knows about his birth family is that t... More
Book Information
PublisherHarperCollins Publishers
BindingPaperback (9 editions)
Reading LevelUncategorized
# of Pages240
ISBN-10B005IUSDZQ
Publication Date04/01/2010
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About Rose Kent (Author) : Rose Kent is a published author of children's books. Published credits of Rose Kent include Kimchi & Calamari.
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3/9/2009 Ann Haywood Leal

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5/8/2008 Emily Sylvan Kim tagged as: I read, I edited, I recommend

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2/21/2008 Carmela Martino said: I didn't find the main character likeable at first, so it took me awhile to get into the story. Also, some of the details related to his being in an Italian-American family, didn't match my personal experience. However, overall I think the books was fairly well done.
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