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I think that the pictures help tell you what, where, and when. Also, the pictures are so great and detailed.

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I think it meets the criteria

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I think the pictures help tell the story. They go very well with the story!

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I think this book should be a caldecott winner because there is great illustration and discription :)

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I think this book should win a Caldecott reward because it has great art and a lot of really nice wording.

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I think that without the pictures in finding Winnie, you wouldn't be able to understand it as much. I think that it definitely meets the Caldecott Criteria.

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I this book meets the Caldecott Criteria because it is such an amazing, beautiful, meaningful book.

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I think it should be a caldecott winner because it was very good and the pictures have details

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i think that finding whinnie is a very good picture book and should win our mock caldecot.

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I like the authors figuritive language when their on the train and it says " The train rolled right through dinner and over the sunset and around ten o' clock and into nap and out the next day, until it stopped at a place called White River." I also like how the author connected cole to the whole story.

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I think that it has very descriptive language.

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I think this should be a caldecott winner because it had really good pictures and details

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I think picture books are cool because they describe words by pictures too and the pictures are awesome

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I think that this book meets the Caldecott criteria because it meets all 4 criteria very well and it is a very great book.

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I think this book meets the Caldecott Criteria because it is heart felt and shows the real meaning of love to anybody or any thing no matter what they look they or are. The illustrations pair well with the book because they describe the meaning of the words in the book.

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I think Finding Winnie is beautifuly described and the pictures are so well done. I think that this is the best book i,ve ever reed about a bear it is so sweet i hope i get to reed that book again and that she writes more books like this.

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I think that this should be a Caldecott winner because it has great illustrations, and shows the time period without directly quoting it.

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I think this book meets the criteria because the illustrator really shows changes in the season and the years before.

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This book was amazingly crafted and I think it met the Caldecott Criteria. It really made me think about the time that this time period. Also the pictures were incredible.

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I think that this book meets the Caldecott Criteria because of the great illustrations and descriptive writing in this book.

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I think this book meets the Caldecott Criteria because it has great description and illustrations and I like how it all relates to Winnie the Pooh.

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I think that this book meets the Caldecott Criteria.

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I think that this book meets the Caldecott criteria, because it meets the 4 criteria so well. I love the book, and it's such a sweet story. I think it's very cool how the whole story ties into Winnie the Pooh

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I think this book meets Caldecott Criteria because it is very well illustrated and its so deep and sweet and the best picture book I have ever read and I love how it ties in with Cristofer Robin

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This book made me wonder about Christopher Robin

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I think it meets some of the criteria because it is very interesting but the coloring didn't really match the feel. It always seemed sad. It should of been brighter in the happy parts.

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I think this book meets the Caldecott Criteria because it is a detailed story and the illustrations go with the story

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I think Finding Winnie meets the Caldecott Criteria because it shows the story of Harry and Winnie is family and goes down the family tree.

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I think this book meets caldecott criteria because it explains the time everything was happening in a way were it doesn't say "it was fall"

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I think that this book is very interesting.

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i think that this book meets the Caldecott Criteria because it shows one of the interesting storys that happened a long time ago

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This book meets the Caldecott Criteria because the illustrations really go with the story

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I think this meets the Caldecott Criteria because it is appropriete for kids, the tone really goes with the storyline, and the book is really good. :)

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i think it should get a Caldecott because it tells how a bear makes something speacial

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I think that this book was good and it was sad when winnie and harry seperated but at the end they saw each other again at the end and it was very genrerous of harry to pay 20 for a bear because harry throuth the bear was sad because the trapper seperated her from her mother so she looked sad but she probably had a better life with harry and at the zoo with the girl that went into winies cage at the zoo and when harry spent 20 dollars it was probably 100 to 200 dollars back then when world war 1 was going on and harry was fighting in it and winnie went to war withe the soddiers he thought he was in the war to and he acted likes he was fighting in it but then he had to leave winnie to go fight in awar and take care of the sodiers horses so harry had to take winnie to the london zoo but winnie understood that harry had to fight in war and they would hopefully see each other again after the war so winnie undeerstood and new he would have a better life at the zoo so he waas a very good and freindly berar there fore the story was sad but then happp y at the end because harry met up with winnie

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I think this book meets the Caldecott criteria because it is well written and illustrated

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I think this book was okay, and could be a good competitor in the Caldecott. It could win but not a definite win.

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I think that this book meets the Caldecott Criteria because it shows the ups and downs of life. For example, it was sad when Harry had to drop off Winnie at the zoo after he spent so much money on her. This book shows beautiful illustrations of the land and people.

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I think that it should be a Caldecott winner.

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I think this book meets the Caldecott Criteria because it is based on a true story and based on the pictures and words that the author spent a lot of time and effort working on this book.

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I think that this book meets the Caldecott Criteria because it is very descriptive and there are clues in the text to explain the story and I think the pictures really tell its own story.

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I think that this meets the Caldecott because it is really descriptive and goes back in time.

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I think this book meets the Caldecott Criteria in diff. ways. #1; This book shows the history of the story of Harry and Winnie in a way fun to understand. #2; This book is very informative about a famous story without being to forceful. Ex.; When the men come back from the war they show that people are injured, but not in a way that would make the reader un-comfortable. #3; I appreciate the way the illustrator draws the pictures. It helps the reader understand the context of the text in a way that is easy to understand. #4; Lastly I like the way the book is set up. Ex; at the start of the book the scene is a mom telling a story to her son, and then the story goes into how a solider be-friends a bear. After that story of the solider and his bear, the author goes into how a diff. little boy uses that very bear to come up with a very famous thing: Winnie the Poo. In conclusion I think this book really tells a story and when you start the book doesn't count unless you finish and read it all.

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I think Finding Winnie met the Caldecott Criteria because the illustrations really explain the story really well.

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I think that it meets the criteria because the illustrations show so much care,and are so cute!

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i think this book should win the Caldocott book award

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I think it meets the criteria for all the discuss questions and it is also a good what would you do book. also it is a cool /sweet book

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I think it's a very interesting book and should win a Caldecott award.

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I think this book is Caldecott worthy because you could tell just by looking at the pictures you know where they are and when the story takes place.

Ex. I could tell that it was world war 1 because of the clothing they were waering

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It tells you a lot about a persons life

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I think that the should meet the Caldecott criteria because the illistrations are really discriptive and so is the writing.

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I think this book does meet the Caldecott Criteria because the book is very detailed and I think the pictures are really helpful and help tell the story.

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I think that the story is easy to understand and I learned a lot about how Winnie the Pooh was made

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one reason I think this book should be in the caldecott criteria is that you could learn so much history in world war 1.

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I think that this book does meet the Caldecott Criteria because without the words, the illustrations could tell the story.

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I think that this book fits the criteria because the illustrations explain the story well.