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Roger Glover And Guests – The Butterfly Ball And The Grasshopper's Feast (Used) (Mint Condition) VinylA1 Dawn A2 Get Ready Arranged By, Conductor John Bell (2), Martyn Ford Vocals Glenn Hughes A3 Saffron Dormouse And Lizzy Bee Arranged By, Conductor Mike Moran Vocals Barry St. John, Helen Chappelle A4 Harlequin Hare Vocals Neil Lancaster Written By Mickey Lee Soule, Ronnie Dio* A5 Old Blind Mole Vocals John Goodison A6 Magician Moth A7 No Solution Vocals Mickey Lee Soule A8 Behind The Smile Vocals David Coverdale A9 Fly Away Vocals Liza Strike A10
| A1 | Dawn | |
| A2 | Get Ready | |
| A3 | Saffron Dormouse And Lizzy Bee | |
| A4 | Harlequin Hare | |
| A5 | Old Blind Mole | |
| A6 | Magician Moth | |
| A7 | No Solution | |
| A8 | Behind The Smile | |
| A9 | Fly Away | |
| A10 | Aranea | |
| A11 | Sitting In A Dream | |
| B1 | Waiting | |
| B2 | Sir Maximus Mouse | |
| B3 | Dreams Of Sir Bedivere | |
| B4 | Together Again | |
| B5 | Watch Out For The Bat | |
| B6 | The Feast | |
| B7 | Love Is All | |
| B8 | Homeward |
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★★★★★ 4
Great way to introduce children to drag queens and gender transition
Format: Paperback
This is a nice story about a little girl (in 5th grade) who lives with her mom and uncle who is a drag queen. Over the course of the story, she realizes that the reason she doesn’t like make-up, jewelry, dresses, and nail polish is NOT because she has watched a grown man wear those things her entire life. And it isn’t because some girls just don’t like those things. It is because she is really a boy. She transitions to a boy and is finally happy. This is a great story to introduce children to drag queens and the idea that if they aren’t stereotypical girls or boys, they might be born in the wrong body. Happiness can be found living a life pretending to be the sex that you are not.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2024
★★★★★ 5
Amazing!
Format: Kindle
My diverse literature professor required we read this book for a literature circle assignment. I absolutely adore this book! It was a window inside the life of a transgender child. Juvenile content for young readers but a serious and important overall theme. I highly recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2023
★★★★★ 5
Beautiful story
Format: Paperback
Great ghost-story that is not too scary with a main character who learns a lot about themself. My kid read it for a 4th grade book club book and the whole group liked it!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2023
★★★★★ 5
Excellent book for late Elementary and Middle School youth
Format: Paperback
Words can’t express the gratitude I have for you writing this book and the lives it will and has positively impact. Such a wonderful book about a path of self discovery. An excellent read for tweens and the friends and family that support them. This book can open up great conversations. I just purchased the next book and will be purchasing copies for supportive family members. From the bottom of my heart, thank you.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2023
★★★★★ 3
Transgender Story
Format: Kindle
A middle school age girl questions herself and her place on Earth. I had trouble believing the story based on the fact the character is middle school age and mentions all the things he can’t do yet but the point of view is first person and definitely looks at herself/himself like an adult would. The narrator clearly isn’t the protagonist but an adult. Big flaw.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2022