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The Smith’s are a regular American family. They have a Mom and a Dad, a mature oldest daughter, a lively busybody daughter, a girl-crazy son, and an exasperating little girl. However, their quiet and regular lives are interrupted terribly when they have to move to New York! Right before the World’s Fair!

Reviewed by Dashaun

Comments Off on Meet Me in St. Louis by Sally Benson

After being left by his wife, Felix Ungar moves in with his best friend, Oscar Madison’s apartment. Unfortunately, Felix’s compulsive neatness and Oscar’s over bearing slobbishness clash horribly and comedy ensues as Oscar tries to keep from ringing Felix’s neck.

Reviewed by Dashaun

Comments Off on The Odd Couple by Neil Simon

After a death, odd things start to occur at Basketville Hall. To solve the mysteries surrounding the death and house, Sherlock Holmes is brought in, with his trusty partner, Watson, of course. This may turn out to be his most difficult case yet.

Reviewed by Dashaun

Comments Off on The Hound of the Baskervilles by Conan Doyle

Holly Golightly is the nice, yet mysterious neighbor of the new tenant in her apartment. The two of them fall in love, he even buys her a small token from her favorite place in the world – Tiffany’s.

Reviewed by Dashaun

Comments Off on Breakfast at Tiffany’s by Truman Capote

In an adventure totally unrelated to Dorothy, Scarecrow or the Cowardly Lion; Ojo has to track across the Land of Oz to find the ingredients in the recipe an unauthorized wizard needs to unfreeze his uncle. The Patchwork Girl isn’t necessarily the main character but plays a good part. It really should have been called Ojo of Oz.

Reviewed by Dashaun

Comments Off on Patchwork Girl of Oz by L. Frank Baum

Alice is completely bored with her life. When she notices a rabbit with a waist-coat and a watch, she follows him down the rabbit hole and transported to the topsy-turvey land called Wonderland. When she is accused of stealing the queen’s tarts she has to defend herself and try to get back to her boring old life.

Reviewed by Dashaun

Comments Off on Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll

Dorothy is tired of her grey existence on the Kansas prairie when she is swept away by a cyclone to the colorful and trecherous Land of Oz; the very opposite of Kansas. She journeys with the scarecrow, tin man and the cowardly lion to see the wizard. Will he be able to grant their wishes?

Reviewed by Dashaun

Comments Off on The Wonderful Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum

A re-imaging of Lewis Carroll’s “Alice in Wonderland.” Princess Alyss’s world is turned upside down when her mother’s sister, Redd, takes control of the kingdom, kills the king and queen and chases Alyss out. When Alyss returns, she finds everything dark and dismal. Will she be able to take back control and restore order?

Reviewed by Dashaun

Comments Off on The Looking Glass Wars by Frank Bedder

Bella Swan is the new girl in town. Bella meets a boy named Edward. Bella falls in love with Edward and finds out he’s a vampire! Edward puts Bella in danger.

Reviewed by Courtney

Comments Off on Twilight by Stephanie Meyer

The characters are Edward, Alice, Jasper, Bella, Emmett, Rosalie and Carlisle. Bella is a teenager who moves in with her dad and meets a boy named Edward. She ends up finding out that he is a vampire. She ends up being in danger because of it.

Reviewed by Kelsey

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