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| 3. | Ruby Holler | 12 |
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| 5. | Thinking Corners | 21 |
| 6. | The Opportunity | 25 |
| 7. | Doubts | 31 |
| 8. | Hansel and Gretel | 34 |
| 9. | The God | 41 |
| 10. | The Egg | 43 |
| 11. | The Grump | 48 |
| 12. | Work | 50 |
| 13. | Gravy | 54 |
| 14. | Wood | 67 |
| 15. | Conversations in the Night | 73 |
| 16. | The Axe | 81 |
| 17. | The Rocker | 86 |
| 18. | The Trepids | 90 |
| 19. | Understone Funds | 95 |
| 20. | Through the Holler | 101 |
| 21. | Lost and Found | 105 |
| 22. | A Trip to Boxton | 112 |
| 23. | Ready | 120 |
| 24. | Tiller and Sairy | 127 |
| 25. | The Holler at Night | 133 |
| 26. | Shack Talk | 145 |
| 27. | Trials | 148 |
| 28. | Mrs. Trepid | 157 |
| 29. | Decisions | 161 |
| 30. | Nightmares | 166 |
| 31. | Medicine | 168 |
| 32. | Paddling and Hiking | 172 |
| 33. | Z's Report | 179 |
| 34. | Bearings | 184 |
| 35. | Stiff | 188 |
| 36. | A Long Chain | 192 |
| 37. | Word Pictures | 195 |
| 38. | Surveying | 197 |
| 39. | The Worrywarts | 199 |
| 40. | Babies in the Box | 206 |
| 41. | Shopping | 212 |
| 42. | Dorkhead | 218 |
| 43. | Loops | 220 |
| 44. | Progress | 224 |
| 45. | The Rock | 226 |
| 46. | Stones in the Holler | 229 |
| 47. | Running | 231 |
| 48. | More Shopping | 232 |
| 49. | Underwater | 239 |
| 50. | The Feeling | 241 |
| 51. | Z | 247 |
| 52. | The One-Log Raft | 251 |
| 53. | The Dunces | 253 |
| 54. | Slow Motion | 257 |
| 55. | On the Road | 259 |
| 56. | On the River | 264 |
| 57. | The Soggy Heart | 268 |
| 58. | Preparations | 271 |
| 59. | Investments | 275 |
| 60. | Hospital Talk | 278 |
| 61. | Mr. Trepid's Adventure | 282 |
| 62. | Jewels | 287 |
| 63. | Mission-Accomplished Cake | 291 |
| 64. | Appraisals | 294 |
| 65. | Conversations in the Night | 298 |
| 66. | Dreams | 306 |
| Price | Condition | Delivery | Seller | Action |
| $99.99 | Digital |
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Joseph L Lapomardo
reviewed Ruby Holler on July 17, 2008
Ruby Holler
I enjoyed the story and felt that the interaction between the four main characters was realistic and well-written. I would recommend it for fans of young adult novels in general as a clean, clever story about the strength of love and family ties.
Unfortunately, it had several technical drawbacks, in my opinion: For instance, sixty-six chapters averaging about three or four pages each made the book feel very choppy, even awkward - it just didn't work for me. I also didn't like spending so much time reading about the miserable, pitiful lives of the orphanage owners - essentially, the "bad guys" - because it was pointless and had so little to do with the real emotional conflicts at the heart of the story. Last of all, the book ended abruptly with a handful of loose ends and questions still dangling. This book required more of an emotional investment than most young adult novels, so having the story cut off with so few answers or explanations left me feeling silly for caring so much.
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