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Last Stop On Market Street

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$11.39 $17 In stock

CJ grumbles about his weekly bus ride across town, wishing he had a car like his friends — until his grandmother helps him see the joy and beauty hiding in their everyday journey.

Details

  • Author: Matt de la Peña
  • Publisher: Puffin
  • Format: Paperback
  • ISBN: 9780141374185
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Amelia ★★★★★

I bought this for my nephew and ended up reading it myself before wrapping it. The way the grandmother draws attention to the small wonders during that bus ride is such a gentle lesson for both kids and adults. The story feels like it was written to be read aloud.

Timothy ★★★★★

My grandmother read this to me as a child, and now I'm reading it to my own kids — the story's gentle way of showing beauty in a bus ride still hits just as hard. The pages have a nice weight to them, perfect for little hands to hold during story time.

Violet A. ★★★★★

Picked this up for my kid's bedtime reading, and the grandmother's line about "seeing with your heart" hit me harder than I expected. The bus ride descriptions are so vivid you can almost feel the city moving around them.