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The Man Who Walked Between The Towers (Live Oak Readalong)

In 1974, French aerialist Philippe Petit threw a tightrope between the two towers of the World Trade Center and spent an hour walking, dancing, and performing high-wire tricks a quarter mile in the sky. This picture book captures the poetry and magic of the event with a poetry of its own: lyrical words and lovely paintings that present the detail, daring, and--in two dramatic foldout spreads-- the vertiginous drama of Petit's feat.
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Moving, inspiring, solemn, and true. This is the story of Philippe Petit, a French trapeze artist who, during the...

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5/5
From: Amazon
Posted: Sep-11-2009
Captivated my audience of 3rd graders

While student teaching, I decided I wanted to pay a small tribute to 9/11/01 on its 8 year anniversary. Searching on amazon.com, I found this book simply be searching September 11. I had never heard of it and I wasn't sure if I was going...

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5/5
From: Amazon
Posted: Jun-17-2009
Poignant true story about the twin towers

This is a lovely book. The pictures are awesome, and the story serves as such a touching remembrance of the WTC towers. Kids are amazed that this is based on a true story, and find it fascinating. For those of us who are a bit older,...

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5/5
From: Amazon
Posted: Jun-12-2009
Review for this book

This book is about a street performer who likes to dance on a rope between trees, who likes to juggle balls and torches on fire! When he comes to the World Trade Center he immediately wants to walk between the two towers the are a...

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4/5
From: Amazon
Posted: May-21-2009
Good book-beware- turns into a serious subject.

The artwork is so outstandingly matched to the experience and excitement of the text that the reader can't help but be drawn into the story physically and mentally. This book meets the two top definitions set forth by the ALA of: 1. A...

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5/5
From: Amazon
Posted: Sep-11-2009
Captivated my audience of 3rd graders

While student teaching, I decided I wanted to pay a small tribute to 9/11/01 on its 8 year anniversary. Searching on amazon.com, I found this book simply be searching September 11. I had never heard of it and I wasn't sure if I was going...

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3/5
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Posted: May-03-2005
not sure

I have mixed thoughts about this book. Not knowing exactly how childrens little brains think. I think this book could give a child the wrong idea. The danger involved is scary. I hope parents explain that this is not a good idea to try.

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