Melvil and Dewey gone fishin'
by Pamela Curtis Swallow
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How do Melvil and Dewey's distinct personalities shine through despite them being animals of few words, and which brother do you find yourself relating to more?
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In what ways does the transition from the structured environment of the school library to the unpredictable great outdoors mirror the transition children experience when moving from the school year into summer vacation?
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How does Pamela Curtis Swallow use the perspective of classroom pets to make everyday human routines, like packing for a trip and traveling, feel new and adventurous?
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