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yall ugly and yalls names are horrible lol.

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yall ugly and yalls names are horrible lol.

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rumplstilton licked the pog juice that was on the floor

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rumplstilton licked the pog juice that was on the floor

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Rump was an amazing book. The ending was my favorite part because it was interesting and good. I liked how through out the story Rump changed a lot. I like how this book was based off of a well known fairy tail. I feel bad for Rump because of the way he was treated because of his name. I can relate to Rump because I'm also very short for my age. I liked how when Rump found out his full name he felt whole and like he was meaningful to the world in his own way. I wonder what the Mountains' name is? Maybe Everest or something like that. I like how the book was about your name and the destiny it brings you. I really hope I can find another book like it!

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The book Rump was the best.
My favorite character was Borg he was really funny. I don know how he was going to catch a goat because they are use to being trapped and they know where to go unlike humans well until now.
If i had to rate this book I would give it 4 and 99/100 of a star because I really want to know the mountains name. If you read this and talk to Mrs. Mueller please tell her the name of the mountain. Oh yay one more thing  you are not the only one with a different kind of name my nick name is gumby and my sister is chesnie or ches.

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The book Rump the True Story of Rumpelstiltskin by Liesl Shurtliff was AMAZING! Liesl had a great idea of making a little sequel-like book about Rumpelstiltskin. I loved how Rump was trying to find his real name. I also liked how the miller, Oswald, turned out to be the merchant who was being mean to Rump's mom. I loved how Liesl described how Rump felt when he found his full name. My favorite scene was when Rump tried the trolls' favorite food, sludge. The end was a giant cliffhanger! I hated when Rump named the mountain, but the author didn't tell us what the name was. I liked

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I loved the book Rump by Liesel Shurtliff. Rump was really depressed and upset by his name, but he manages to get around the "destiny" that comes with the name Rump, and later finds out that is not his full name. Over the course of the book, Rump is really transformed. He becomes more confident in himself and his abilities, and learns you make your own destiny. I think that what Liesel Shurtliff said about destiny and names at the end is so true! Your will is definitely more powerful than your name and destiny. I think the theme of Rump is that you can do anything if you set your mind to it. The theme also might be you make your own destiny.

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Rump was a great and meaningful book. I could see the story in my mind. It was very detailed. Even though this was fantasy, it felt like the story was true. The ending was funny. My favorite characters were the trolls. I think the mountain is Mt. Everest, because in the story they said it was very tall. My favorite part of the story was when Rump found his real name. It was interesting when he found his name, because it seemed like he knew it all along because when he found out, he said that he could hear his mom speaking it to him. The concept of this book was a great idea. I love how the author took something out of her life experiences and compared it with a classic fairy tale. I give Rump a 100/5 stars. It was an amazing book! I need to read Jack and Red by the same author.

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The book Rump was an amazing story! Every detail was in depth and it made me feel as if I was really in the story. In the epilogue, we were left with a cliff hanger and it made me wonder what the name of the mountain would be. The ending kind of just pulled together a whole very meaningful moral. It made me realize that my name is awesome and it does not have to shape who I am or what I do. I get to choose. I am who I am no matter what my name is. I love my real name but I would never tell anyone what it is. It would be to hard to have people call me by my real name. It would be really awkward. I love how Rump was determined to keep pushing, no matter what his name or destiny was. He was kind-hearted even if what he thought his name was in the beginning meant cow butt. This story was really funny and serious at the same time. It taught the readers that you are who you are no matter what your name is or what anyone tells you. This story was great and if there is a sequal, I can't wait to read it!

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I loved the book Rump! It was so much fun to read/listen to.
At the end of the book  Leisl Shurtliff asks, What is the meaning of your name?   I think your name defines you, it makes you who you are. also I think it would be hard to change what your called after being called something your whole life. like if I suddenly wanted to be called Maddie instead of Madelyn, it would be so hard for me an others to start calling me Maddie. It also annoys me sometimes when people spell my name wrong since there is two ways to spell it or if I'm trying to find my name on the key chains that have your name on them and my name isn't spelled right or its not even there. I would feel really bad if I was Rump and people called me ridiculous names like butt. Other than that I loved the book and everything about it!

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I loved the book Rump. I was a very interesting. I love how you centered the book around the topic does your name effect you. I think that your name can effect you a lot depending on how much you like it. I think if you really hate your name it could have some effect on your life. I think the name of the mountain is Rump. My favorite character in the book is ether Hadle or Red´s grandma. I love these two characters because they both are kinda interesting and this both help in giving Rump his full name.

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Rump was AMAZING! Rump's journey to find his name included magic, traveling, and destiny.  Rump always thought of his name as awful. He only believed that you could do incredible things if you have a cool name. Although that is not true, he believed that. Rump knew some day he would find his real name. When he did he ended up realizing he wasn't trapped in magic he could escape it. He made a genius plan and Rumpelstiltskin and Red escaped. I personally think that a name helps you develop into the person you are. Like I can't imagine being called Katie or Kate my whole life because Katelyn has just stuck as my name. Rump discovers why his mother named him Rumpelstiltskin. He can overcome any magic!

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I liked this read aloud. I liked how Liesl Shurtliff described the book. I didn't like in the very end how Liesl didn't tell us the name of the mountain. I did like how he wrapped the book up though. The best part of the book is when Rump gets hi full name, "Rumplestilthskin". I felt bad for Rump because of all those people making fun of him for his name. I have never wanted to change my name in life because I think it sounds nice. .

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I loved the book Rump! I loved the Author Note about, "Does your name shape your personalities?" I think the theme of the book is your name is your destiny and that everything has magic, in its own way, once it has its name. Once Rump found his name he felt free, not tied up in magic anymore. He found out that once he found his name he felt a new type of magic, a good type. When he said what the name of the town would be he felt powerful good magic filling the air because the town finally had a name, giving it its destiny.

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I thought the idea for Rump was genius!! Liesl Shurtliff did an amazing job the way she thought the whole idea through. In the real story, like she said, it's only from the miller's daughters perspective, so then you don't know his real personality. I wonder what Rump named the mountain? Did Mrs. Shurtliff actually think of a name and not include it or skip it entirely?  Will there ever be another miller? What is Rump became the miller? I hope he won't turn all evil and greedy like Oswald.

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Rump was a really good book. It was related a lot to the real fairy tale, but different to. For instance Rumpelstiltskin did not rip himself in half. But he did spin gold and get a baby. The stuff the author said about names was very interesting. If my name was my destiny, I would be a park ranger. That sounds cool, but I would want to be able to control my destiny through hard work. I wonder what it would be like if my full name wasn't Parker. What if it was Parkerdon, or Parkerbud. That would be weird. Liesl is a very interesting but nice name. I would probably get inspired to write a book like this if my name was Liesl. The idea to write this book was mind-blowing. First of all, I didn't even know what Rumpelstiltskin was until we ead the book. Secondly, a place where names were destiny would be weird. What if my parents actually did give me a name like Rump? That would be weird. But Rump was a very good book.

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"Rump: The True Story of Rumpelstiltskin" was an awesome book! Throughout the book, there was so much detail. I felt as if I was actually there walking with Rumpelstiltskin along his journey. I'm so glad that Mrs. Mueller chose this book to read aloud to us. My favorite character in this book was Red. Red was so funny and sometimes reminded me of Vola in the book, "Pax". They both were helpful to the main character, and they both were funny. In my opinion, there should be a sequel to "Rump: The True Story of Rumpelstiltskin" about Red and her destiny. It would be cool to read about her thoughts and feelings. Also, I wonder what her destiny would be. Another reason why, is because Red is a tale already, Red is Little Red Riding Hood. In this book, Red's grandmother was the grandmother that was shoved in the closet and was impersonated by the wolf. In conclusion, I really loved the book, "Rump: The True Story of Rumpelstiltskin"!

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Rump was a really good book. I´ve never been a big fan of fairy tales, but this book is amazing. The characters in this book were really relateable and I feel like all of them had different perspectives on what was going on. The description of the landscapes and buildings really made you want to picture what they would look like in real life. I always pictured the mountain as being a small town in Scotland in the 1700´s with farms and small huts made of logs. My favorite character was Gran because she was so nice and just wanted what was best for Rump. Nothing was a close second though. Rump was an amazing book and I wish the best of luck for the author.

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I loved the book Rump! I really liked how the author chose put Rump in a lot of trouble. It helped me feel for him and his problems. Rump showed that he was really intelligent. Like how he got away from the Miller. I honestly think that you can help chose your destiny. Just because your name means, in Rumps case, a butt, doesn't mean that is what your destiny has to be. I think that when you believe in yourself you can do anything. I'm guessing that the mountains name has something to do with Rump's journey. I think it was cool that the trolls that everybody thought were bad, were really, just loving creatures (besides their smell). I think the apple tree was an awesome example that you can be stronger than whatever troubles you came from. That is what I thought about the book, Rump.

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I loved the book Rump by: Liesl Shurtliff. I really liked the authors  note at the end where it said that your will is more powerful than your name. This book told us a lot about what a name can mean. I have always wanted to change my name. People have always told me to say it again, or spell it out for them. Like you said in the authors note, I can never find anything with my name on it. I sometimes feel left out and different. I feel that you can change your destiny, and you shouldn't let other people shape it for you. What I mean by this is, don't let other people control you and your life. Only you should make your own decisions. I was really unhappy when Liesl Shurtliff gave us the biggest cliffhanger in the history of cliffhangers at the end. I really now want to know what the name of the mountain is. In conclusion, Rump, The True Story of Rumpelstiltskin, is a great book.

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I think that the book Rump was amazing. I really like how you made Rump think he was trapped, and then at the end, you made him strong now that he knew that his name wasn't Rump, but Rumpelstiltskin. Something that I wonder is what if we really weren't named what our actual name is. Would we act differently? Something else that I liked was how you made Bork figure out that the "poison apple tree" really isn't poisonous. Something that I think was funny is when Rump made the trolls scare off Fredrick and Bruno, by pulling the trap. I can't believe how big the cliffhanger at the end of Rump was! I think that Rump named the mountain something unique, different, and majestic. I would give this book 5 out of 5 stars!

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The book Rump was so good! Ioved the authors note at the end. I think that it is so true that your will is way more powerful than your name or destiny. I loved the characters Martha and all of the trolls! They were so funny. I loved how Martha allmost took Rump in and cared for him. I loved How Bork taught Rump a lesson and told him that rumors arn't allways true and that Rump can change his destiny if he believed in himself. I can't believe that Liesl Shurtliff left us at a cliffhanger and didnt tell us what Rump named the the mountain. That was one of the biggest cliffhanger I have ever heard. I was so upset. But the book was amzing so it is all good!

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The book Rump was a very interesting book including lots of obstacles and lots of traveling. Over the course of the book, Rump transformed. The trolls made Rump transform by showing him the apple tree. That was a stiltskin. I really think that the trolls should've let Rump try at least one of the magic things. Maybe if that happened, Rump would've realized before that magic is in everything? Maybe we could've learned something from that? Maybe that could've been the theme? Anyway, it was a great book and I enjoyed listening to it, till next time!!! ^_^

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I really enjoyed the book Rump: The True Story of Rumpelstiltskin. I loved how the author sent a message that your name is everything its not just your destiny it represents you and your personality. My favorite part was when Rump finally figured out his full name. The book went along the lines of the fairy tail but it was a little different. In the fairy tail Rump actually wanted Oples first born child, but in the book Rump doesn't want Oples first born child. I also liked the part when Rump fell out of the castle and said "I'm having a baby." That was really funny! All in all the book Rump: The True Story of Rumpelstiltskin was a great book.

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I enjoyed Rump for a few different reasons. This is kind of unusual because most of the time I am not a huge fan of re-makes of the original fairy tales, yet I really liked this book! Anyway, one reason I like this book is that it connected to the author, Rump needed to discover his "real" name and was embarrassed because of his name like the author when she was young. Plus, I really like the name "Liesl" and if spell-check says it is spelled wrong. Another reason is, well, because I really like the characters. This book gave new light on people like Little Red Riding Hood and trolls. It was almost like showing what the "real fairy tale world" would be like, which is something that I thought was very interesting take on a traditional fairy tale.

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I thought Rump was a great book.
The best part was when Rump figured out his name. What is the name of the mountain? Who is the miller?

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The ending of Rump was incredible. I enjoyed that Rump hadn't known his name at the beginning of the book ,but over the course of the book he slowly put together the bits and pieces to find out his full name . Names are what people hear first about you . They guess your emotions and your interests . Your name is what makes you special . Your name could be Larry , Jill , Jennifer . All of those name have a meaning in your parents hearts or someone else . I enjoyed how Rump finds out that he can spin straw into gold . I also liked that Liesl Shurtliff added fairy tale characters to the book such as Red ,trolls and the pixies . Unlike the fairy tale Rump didn't know his name at the beginning of the book.I wonder why I hadn't read this book before it was so good .  I have a couple questions such as ... Why was the miller so rude ? Did he play the villian of the book ? Rump was a beautifully

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This book was so interesting the first time and after hearing for the second time it was even more enjoyable. This book really dove into what a name can mean. My name was never something I wanted to change, yet for Rump it was almost like a trap, hence the first part of his name. This story is so descriptive and the author found a way to use every part of his name for something. Yet even though he believed his name was useless and his destiny was terrible the whole time, he made it to Yonder and helped Opal with the name Rump. I wonder what a name is if you don know it? Is it still your destiny or is the other name you believe is your name your destiny. I want to no the name of the mountain. I was hoping it would be something funny like lapersnapper. Destiny is mentioned throughout the whole story. Destiny in the story comes from your name. Yet if you look at the story, whose names were used as the people who were good. Ida, Red, Rump, Hadel, Bork, Slop. et if you look at the names that are considered to be amazing and great where do they lead you. Oswald, Freddrick, Bruno, the king (The name is too long to type out.) The moral of the story is that no matter how you think destiny holds you, you have the power to change it. You hold destiny in your hands. And if you can shape destiny is it even destiny? Rump learned that destiny is less of something set in stone, but more of something you can mold, like clay. And knowing that my name rhymes with pooper, it is good to know that you are in control of your own life and that you can chose to live out your ¨destiny¨, yet you can also chose to be you.

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I really loved Rump by: Liesl Shurtliff! I love fairy- tales and Rumpelstiltskin is one of my favorites. The journey is so much like the original fairy-tale that it should be the original! In this book Rumpelstiltskin is the good guy unlike the original fairy- tale where he is the bad guy.  In this book Rump goes on a journey to find his real name and his stilskin.  By the end of this book he finds out his name is his stilskin.  This book Is one of the best fairy-tale books I have ever read mostly because all of the characters have a lot of well... character and the author stuck to the original fairy-tale so well. i'm going to miss it now that its over and I hope we read one of her other fairy-tale books soon!

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I really enjoyed, "Rump: The True Story of Rumpelstiltskin" by Leisl Shurtlff . I this book your name gives you your destiny and your destiny is your name. Rump is a dynamic character. He changes by first thinking that his name was as bad as it could get. Next, he goes and saves Opal and then goes to Yonder and meets his aunts. He learns that his name is Rumple and has a worse name and destiny than before. Now he knows that he is ensnared by the magic. Later he realizes that a good thing can come out of something bad. You can make your own decisions and shape your life. Bork taught Rump a very important thing, this tree grew from a poison apple but the apples made their own decisions. At first Rump doesn't realize that he can make his own decision for his life. A name doesn't make your destiny, you do. When Rump didn't know this, he gave up and was caught in a rumple just like his name. He then later realizes that he can make his name based on his own destiny. Not letting his name control his life. He then realizes that his name is a rumple that a stilt skin fixes. So he realized that his name is Rumpelstiltskin.

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The ending of Rump was incredibly interesting and I absolutely love the author note added at the end. It was very moving and it had a very interesting meaning. I think the theme would most likely be, you can't let your name or anything else decide your destiny, you must make it for yourself and the choices you make will decide what your destiny looks like in the end. Also, sometimes you have to realize that you are stronger than you realize and you can overpower maybe the evil seed that you started from. But, you have to be the one who does that and makes that happen. I thought when the author,  Liesl Shurtliff added the authors note at the end it really wrapped the story up in a perfect way. I have always thought my name was very, very interesting because I have always been a kind of stubborn, hotheaded person and my name is Grace. So when people meet me they immediately think I am very sweet kind loving caring person all the time. Well... I am sometimes but I can definitely surprise them by how I may act sometimes. I get different traits from my parents and each of them come together to make a very different personality. My name has always been one that I have loved, but never really knew the definite meaning of it. My brother actually goes by his middle name and he uses his actual first name as his middle name, which I have always found very interesting because I always seem to forget and I get so used to him going by his middle name that when his actual first name comes up it seems very weird. I think that names are a very interesting thing and I wonder who originally though that we should all go by something that distinguish's us from everyone else around us. I think that is a good thing though, because if none of us had special names it would all be a confusing mess and no one would really be special any more. But, I do think that we shouldn't let are names decide everything for us in life. We should definitely consider them but they shouldn't always be the deciding factor.

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I really enjoyed the story about the book Rump by Liesl Shurtliff. I thought that the author did a great job taking the importance of a name and taking it to a big idea. I enjoyed every single part of the book even though some were sad and others were happy and enthusiastic. I thought that Rump really brought out the thought that you don't need to have the coolest name to have friends. The book Rump shows that there is nothing more important than what is on the inside more than what is on the outside. I enjoyed that the author took the original story of Rumpelstiltskin and made the reader think that Rump would be bad but when the Liesl Shurtliff took the story and moved it around. There were different people that maybe weren't bad in the original story . The Miller, Opal, Frederick and Bruno were all examples of this. Rump is a very good, inspiring, book that makes the reader burst with excitement and anxiety. I would recommend the book Rump by Liesl Shurtliff to anyone including the people who need to find why they have a name. Rump solves all of the problems and the sorrows that you might have because of your name. The author creates such a good theme and it is important that you understand the theme because in my opinion, the theme was the biggest part of the story.