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Binding: PaperbackEAN: 9780142408575 ISBN: 0142408573 Label: Puffin Manufacturer: Puffin Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 32 Publication Date: September 06, 2007 Publisher: Puffin Reading Level: Ages 4-8 Studio: Puffin Related Items:
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 Rating: - BEST BUY!I purchased this book for my 7 year old son for Christmas. It was a huge hit. I have four boys from 6-13 and we all loved it. It's a hilarious, sweet book. I'm so glad I found it! Rating: - Fun BookGreat read for kids, you can make a correlation between kids playing video games today and making their own fun like we did way back when Rating: - McMommyI love this book and so do my children, I would love to find more from this author, Your child will love it too. Buy it you'll be glad you did. D Bradley Rating: - A Rhythmic, Fun Read!I read this book with a class of kindergarten-aged children. They repeatedly ask to read and re-read Charlie McButton, and enjoy it every time. The rhythmic quality of the book makes it fun to read and easy for the children to remember what is going to happen next. The children relate amazingly well to Charlie McButton and both his dilemma (the power went out and he can't play video games) and the way that Charlie interacts with his little sister (first with disdain, then with a cute and playful ... Read More Rating: - When Charlie McButton Lost PowerI read When Charlie McButton Lost Power by Suzanne Collins. I would recommend this book because in the book Charlie lost power and he went crazy. It was very funny. In the book I read "He looked left ,he looked right, his heart filled with dread. The TV, lights, and his clock were all dead." This helped convince me that it was a good book. 
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