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READ Because of Winn-Dixie ReadREAD Because ofWinn-Dixie ReadDescriptionThis well-crafted, realistic, and heartwarming story will be read and reread as a new favoritedeserving a long-term place on library shelves. â€”School Library Journal (starred review) ÂBrush strokes of magical realism elevate this beyond a simple story of friendship to a well-craftedtale of community and fellowship, of sweetness, sorrow, and hope. Â And it's funny, too. Â A realgem. â€”Kirkus Reviews (starred review) Â ...[E]xquisitely crafted first novel. Each chapterpossesses an arc of its own and reads almost like a short story in its completeness; yet thechapters add up to much more than a sum of their parts. . . This bittersweet tale of contemporarylife in a small Southern town will hold readers rapt. â€”Publishers Weekly (starred review) Â Thebooks' truthfulness is what makes it so powerful. People can identify with the fact that everyonesort of isolates themselves because of a misconnection or a loss or whatever is in their lives.â€”Newsday Â Poignant and delicately told. â€”The New York Times Book Review Â It's the kindof book people love and tell their friends to read. â€”Washington Post Â A gentle book about goodpeople coming together to combat lonliness and heartacheâ€”with a little canine assistance.â€”The Horn Book Guide Â A tale not just about a dog found in a grocery store; it's also about thehealing power of truth. â€”Boston Globe Read more Kate DiCamillo says of writing BECAUSE OFWINN-DIXIE, 'I was living in an apartment where no dogs were allowed. As a result, I wassuffering from a serious case of 'dog withdrawal.' One night, before I went to sleep, I heard thislittle girl's voice (with a Southern accent) say, 'I have a dog named Winn-Dixie.' When I woke upthe next morning, the voice was still talking, and I started writing down what India Opal Buloni wastelling me. The book is (I hope) a hymn of praise to dogs, friendship, and the South.' Read moreSee all Editorial Reviews

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