Max Lucado's Wemmicks: You Are Special: A Story for Everyone (Gift Edition) (Paperback)

from Venisa

Genre: Fantasy Review: This book is one of my all time favorites. My mom use to read it to me all the time when I was little. It is a fantasy book because the main characters, the Wemmicks, are not real people and can not be because they are made out of wood. Therefore, since they resemble dolls ...

from MistyRobinson

Summary: A small down is filled with wooden dolls, all made by the same toy maker. Some look alike. Others don't. The dolls spend their days going around town giving each other stickers by sticking them on each other. Star stickers mean good things and dot stickers mean bad things. The dolls with...

from bekahhynes

This book is a fantasy because the characters in the book are wooden dolls that acted as humans would. Wooden dolls all live in the same town and mark each other with golden stars if they look pretty, or are in good conditions, and hand out grey stickers for dolls who are worn down, or in need of...

from rbelknap

This is a fantasy book because the characters within it are mostly wooden dolls and they act as humans would. They judge each other and have feelings. Dolls for one are not alive and they do not have human characters such as ideas and the ability to talk. In this story the dolls are alive and the...

from mdelaney03

The book begins by telling about a whole village of wooden people who mark each other with either stars or dots, depending on whether or not they are smart, pretty, or good at things. Throughout the story Punchinello, the main wooden person, is trying to figure out how to stop getting dots on him...