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Homer Price
Homer Price
Author: Robert McCloskey
Hi! — I'm Homer Price. — I live in Centerburg. Somehow the funniest things are always happening here. And somehow I'm always in the middle fo them. — There was the time, f'r instance, that my pet skunk Aroma smelled out those four bank robbers. — Maybe you've heard about the day I helped Uncle Ulysses with his automatic doughnut machine--and the co...  more »
ISBN: 48385
Pages: 160
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Publisher: Scholastic Book Services
Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover, Audio Cassette
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Helpful Score: 2
A great "silly stories of a small hometown" book. Our son loved this.
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Helpful Score: 2
Really a fun read for kids. Classic
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Helpful Score: 1
This is one of my kids favorite books! It's staying on our bookshelf. A keeper!
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This classic kids' chapter book is still fresh and funny. I love the illustrations and McCloskey's characterization of the spirited Homer Price.
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I've read this many times - just a great classic from long ago.
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This is a classic and a great read for any child moving into chapter books. The small community and characters depicted will make anyone laugh!
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My 5 year old loved it!!
JiminyCricket avatar reviewed Homer Price on + 150 more book reviews
This book is very simple but in a funny way, about a boy named Homer Price who's always getting into fixes and messes innocently enough--but they always turn out ok or better then if he had planned them which he doesn't. A good, clean, fun read for children of all ages really.
This edition is the 1965 copy so it is aged but still good.


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