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How to Eat Fried Worms
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Narrated by:
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Jay O. Sanders
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Written by:
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Thomas Rockwell
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Critic Reviews
Praise for How to Eat Fried Worms:
[STAR] "The clear writing, clever illustrations, and revolting subject matter are sure to make a hit."—School Library Journal, Starred Review
"A hilarious story that will revolt and delight....Colorful, original writing in a much-needed comic vein."—Booklist
"Rockwell's sensibilities (if that's the word) are so uncannily close to those of the average ten-year-old boy that one begins to admire Billy as a really sharp operator."—Kirkus Reviews
[STAR] "The clear writing, clever illustrations, and revolting subject matter are sure to make a hit."—School Library Journal, Starred Review
"A hilarious story that will revolt and delight....Colorful, original writing in a much-needed comic vein."—Booklist
"Rockwell's sensibilities (if that's the word) are so uncannily close to those of the average ten-year-old boy that one begins to admire Billy as a really sharp operator."—Kirkus Reviews
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