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LENGTH3 hrs and 56 mins
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RELEASE DATE07-12-11
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Program TypeAudiobook
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Join Nate the Great and his trusty companion, Sludge, in solving the greatest mysteries a boy could search for.
In this collection, Nate hunts down a lost grocery list, a favorite stamp, a genius pet, a beach bag, a yucky valentine, second base, and an evil, book-destroying monster.
©2003 Marjorie Weinman Sharmat (P)2011 Listening Library
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Sarah Dumoulin Kinburn, Ontario Canada 01-09-12 Member Since 2009- HELPFUL VOTES
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"Good stories, but a lot of filler as well"
This third collection of Nate the Great books is a little too faithful to the original volumes. The stories themselves are fine (although I think that they are losing steam at this point in the series my daughter still loves them). However, the original books came with extended add ons at the end of the stories to pad out the books such as recipes and craft ideas related to the stories. While these are OK in published format, listening to someone read out a list of true and false questions or a list of facts about stamps isn't very compelling. You'll need to keep yourself in distance of the controls to skip through all the filler on this title.
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