Friday, November 06, 2009

Please remember Island of the Blue Dolphins

I read this Scott O'Dell novel in fourth or fifth grade. Or whenever my Lisa Frank/marine biology/dolphins are my favorite animal phase was, because I know I wanted to read it because 'dolphins' was in the title. I remember actually owning it so I bet I got it from a book order. Book orders were so awesome. Owning that book new made me not realize until today that it was actually written in 1960. Anyway, it's a good book and it won the Newbery Medal, so that's nice.

16 comments:

  1. wow. lovely blog.
    Brings back alot of memories.

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  2. wow :) I really love this blog. Where is the rest?! U stoped here... 2009?! its 2011 now :P come back haha!

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  3. Your entirely right. It's a great novel, unforgettable. ^^

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  4. Lol bring back memories nice blog following

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  5. Ahh that novel made me so anxious. Any stories that involve being left behind and that sort of thing...
    But, it was definitely a terrific book. I'm thinking I should pick it up and give it a read again. :)

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  6. That book is terrible. I totally read it in 4th grade as well.

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  7. Yeah it really good novel i also had read it many years ago.
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  8. I do remember this book! I read it in elementary school and stumbled upon it again just a few years ago. I've probably read it about five or six times in my life.

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  9. Finally I come upon a mostly creative blog! I also read this book when I was in fourth grade and I recommend it to everyone at every age! Check out my blog!

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  10. this book is FANTASTIC!!!! I remember reading it and wishing to have a whole island to myself!!!

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  11. Oh I still own that book. I loved it so much. Have you ever read Music of the Dolphins? That's a good one too for Lunch Bunch reading!

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  12. I did the same thing too, read it in fifth grade because I loved dolphins, and it was (and still is) a wonderful book!

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  13. I really enjoyed all you had to share and appreciate your generous heart

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