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Stagecoach Sal by Deborah Hopkinson

The book I read was called Stagecoach Sal. The main characters were Sal and Poetic Pete. The problem was Poetic Pete is the most polite robber in San Fransisco. He pops out of nowhere and asks Sal if he could have a ride down to the town and Sal says yes. But every time Poetic Pete opens his mouth Sal sings something so he can not rob her. Read to find out how this book ended.

Review By: Kalyn
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tyler said…
I really like how she wrote the story.
January 20, 2010 at 8:21 AM
Sierra said…
I LOVED the book alot.I cheked it out three times!
January 26, 2010 at 2:52 PM
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