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CM . . .
. Volume XIX Number 6 . . . . October 12, 2012
excerpt:
The Pirate Girl�s Treasure dares to break the mold of what a picture book can be by incorporating a new medium � Origami. As the story unfolds, Peyton and Hilary Leung weave the steps to not only make a paper-folding boat but also transform it into a T-shirt. The addition of origami works to give the story greater dimension by giving young readers the opportunity to become active participants. Furthermore, The Pirate Girl�s Treasure leaves young girls with the encouraging words that they, too, are �brave and capable� to go on their very own adventures. Recommended. Inderjit Deogun is a poet in Mississauga, ON.
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