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Good-bye, Chunky Rice | Craig Thompson

3 posts | 11 read | 3 to read

Chunky Rice, a small green turtle, embarks on an ocean voyage, where he meets a shady skipper and conjoined twins, Ruth and Livonia, but he also leaves behind his mouse deer girlfriend Dandel, who sends him letters in a bottle. Reprint. 20,000 first printing.

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Good-bye, Chunky Rice | Craig Thompson

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diovival

Good-bye, Chunky Rice | Craig Thompson

so-so

Attracted by the wide-eyed animals on the cover. Contents didn't wow me. All least now I'm only 2 books behind schedule! #shortreads

TW: Animal cruelty

Tamra Looks so good though - I can see why you wanted to try it. 7y

diovival @Tamra I was looking for something light to read. This is somehow both sad and light reading. That combo did not work for me. 7y

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Gretrascis

Good-bye, Chunky Rice | Craig Thompson

Now that our library has a shiny new app to go with its shiny new(ish) Downtown branch, it's so much easier to put books on hold and start a to-read list. Now I just have to figure out how to space the holds out a little more evenly.

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