All-of-a-Kind Family Downtown Audiobook

" Great book! Love this series! "

" I read these when I was in 3rd grade, I think, and it's a sweet little series of books. Great books to help educate a youngster about other cultures in an unobtrusive way. "

" It's so funny how my son loves these books about a Jewish family of 5 girls (and they have a baby boy at the end of the first one). I think he likes them because it's about family and the fun times they have together. He wants to read the whole series, so we'll keep going. "

" Enjoyable, but I think the first one is best. "

" 3 is how much I enjoyed it when I reread it as an adult. 4 is how much I enjoyed it when I was in elementary school. "

" A large Jewish family living on the lower east side of NYC early in the 20th century. "

" Listened to this on CD. Loved just as much as the first book. "

" These have been great read-alouds with Caroline. We have really enjoyed this series and we are looking forward to the last 2 books. "

" One of those books from child-hood that was read & re-read-a comfort book. I think I still have a copy somewhere. Excellent view of NYC Jewish family, around turn of 1900's (I think)and a family driven by love and helping each other. "

" Clearly an afterthought, missing the crisp characterization of earlier books in the series. Feels like Taylor was following a script with this one, which was written several years after the first three. Chronologically, it takes place between books I and II. "

" It's so funny how my son loves these books about a Jewish family of 5 girls (and they have a baby boy at the end of the first one). I think he likes them because it's about family and the fun times they have together. He wants to read the whole series, so we'll keep going. "

" Enjoyable, but seems a little short. Also, the author repeats the plot point of having a gentile with a mysterious and sad past (a nurse this time) who becomes friends with the girls, learns more about Jewish culture, and then finds a happy ending). Still a very nice book. "

" These have been great read-alouds with Caroline. We have really enjoyed this series and we are looking forward to the last 2 books. "

" Enjoyable, but I think the first one is best. "

" I read these when I was in 3rd grade, I think, and it's a sweet little series of books. Great books to help educate a youngster about other cultures in an unobtrusive way. "

" Clearly an afterthought, missing the crisp characterization of earlier books in the series. Feels like Taylor was following a script with this one, which was written several years after the first three. Chronologically, it takes place between books I and II. "

" Probably not first reading Not first reading (date below) January 3, 1996 September 26, 2005: with (above) "

" One of those books from child-hood that was read & re-read-a comfort book. I think I still have a copy somewhere. Excellent view of NYC Jewish family, around turn of 1900's (I think)and a family driven by love and helping each other. "

" A large Jewish family living on the lower east side of NYC early in the 20th century. "