Mr. Fine, Porcupine by Fanny Joly

Mr. Fine, Porcupine Reviews

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  Cheryl

  And of course we know who that special someone is, who loves Mr. Fine just the way he is, don't we?
  
  However, I do want to tell all girls growing up nowadays to keep their own name instead of taking their husbands. Or hyphenate if both names are short. Until we change the symbols of patriarchy, men and women will never be truly equal... after all, the vows no longer say 'man and wife' but now say 'husband and wife'....
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  Jane

  This book will help students to learn about to be loved just the way they are. Teacher will let students to know that it is okay to be just them. Tare many words with same begining sound, rhyming words, and fun word arrangements along with the story.
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  Christine Turner

  Shunned because of his sharp quills, a good-natured porcupine is distressed until he meets someone who shows him that he is lovable, quills and all.
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  Cheryl

  Lovely story and the pictures are hilarious especially the one where the quills poke through the swim cap.
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  oliviasbooks

  Story and wording are cute. But the illustrations are not quite my thing.
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  Stacey Seaman

  super cute and funny
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  Bridget

  Have the audio version, too.