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Rania | 11/8/2013
" Wow! A good book! "
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Miriam | 6/18/2013
" I learned to obey God's Word even in difficult circumstances. "
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Meadow | 4/20/2013
" When Elsie's love for God causes conflict between her and her father. She will have to choose between her beloved earthy father or her heavenly father. "
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Briana | 3/1/2013
" I don't think it's a good sign that I started hoping desperately for Elsie's death...but at least then she could go to heaven, I would feel satisfied, and this series could end at 2 books, instead of 2,000!!! Seriously...there's almost no point to this whole series... "
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MaryRachel | 1/3/2013
" This was a great book It was sad though :( But if you liked Elsie Dinsmore, you'll like Elsie's Holiday. "
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Nicole G. | 8/24/2012
" Still more didacticism. And some anti-Catholicism, too! Her dad is still a crazy person. However, I have to finish this series now, to see how much more wacky it gets . . . "
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Rachel | 6/7/2012
" I really like this series although it's a bit Calvinistic in its theology, and it's a bit uber-Christian; i.e., the Christians are really, really good and the non-Christians are really, really bad. "
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Britt-goodie of newsieness | 5/17/2012
" I've read as much of this as I'm going to. I never want to read this again. It was awful. And boring. And horrible. And no food either. "
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Renae M. | 12/20/2011
" The fluffy ridiculousness continues. Terribly entertaining, though. "
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Mary Beth | 12/6/2011
" Good read except for the strong antiCatholicism. "
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Mecque | 9/6/2011
" Being a Catholic myself, the climax of this book made me laugh hysterically. Amusingly melodramatic, and a good set up for the next book. "
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Grace | 12/24/2010
" It's been a really long time since I read this book, but as girl I really liked my Elsie Dinsmore books. Great classic books for girls. "
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Jessica Diaz | 11/18/2010
" It has been years since I read these books, but I will say that they are wonderful stories. The outlook on life that Elsie keeps dispite her circumstances can be a great lesson for any age. "
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Anna | 10/14/2010
" This one is so sad. "
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Nicole | 7/25/2010
" Still more didacticism. And some anti-Catholicism, too! Her dad is still a crazy person. However, I have to finish this series now, to see how much more wacky it gets . . .
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Mecque | 1/1/2010
" Being a Catholic myself, the climax of this book made me laugh hysterically. Amusingly melodramatic, and a good set up for the next book.
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Anna | 6/29/2009
" This one is so sad.
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Cgnarnia | 1/24/2009
" Good, but a little long.
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Miriam | 1/19/2009
" I learned to obey God's Word even in difficult circumstances.
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Britt-goodie of newsieness | 12/3/2008
" I've read as much of this as I'm going to. I never want to read this again. It was awful. And boring. And horrible. And no food either.
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MaryRachel | 10/30/2008
" This was a great book It was sad though :( But if you liked Elsie Dinsmore, you'll like Elsie's Holiday.
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Jessica | 9/19/2008
" It has been years since I read these books, but I will say that they are wonderful stories. The outlook on life that Elsie keeps dispite her circumstances can be a great lesson for any age.
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Meadow | 3/25/2008
" When Elsie's love for God causes conflict between her and her father. She will have to choose between her beloved earthy father or her heavenly father.
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