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    Moxy Maxwell Does Not Love Writing Thank You Notes
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    Moxy Maxwell Does Not Love Writing Thank You Notes

    Written by Peggy Gifford

    Narrated by Clea Lewis

    3.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    It isn't as though Moxy isn't grateful for all her Christmas presents. She's just not so thrilled that she has to write twelve thank-you notes. Not to mention that she promised her mother they'd all be done by today. And if they're not–well, there will be consequences. Namely, Moxy won't get to leave tomorrow for the vacation of a lifetime. (A trip to California to attend a Star-Studded Hollywood Bash with the father she hasn't seen in three years.) Moxy's wild schemes to get her thank-you notes done in time are clever, poignant, and always hilarious.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPenguin Random House Audio
    Release dateAug 12, 2008
    ISBN9780739363461
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    • 3/5
      Narrated by Clea Lewis. Sequel to "MM Does Not Love Stuart Little." Once again, instead of buckling down to the task, Moxy finds the most roundabout (and comically destructive) way to accomplish a dreaded task, in this case writing her Christmas thank-you notes.
    • 4/5
      Moxy Maxwell had a great Christmas. She got lots of nice gifts and soon she and her brother Mark are going to Hollywood to spend a whole week with their dad! Moxy and Mark haven't seen him in three years, so Moxy is understandably looking forward to it. Not to mention her plans for being "discovered" and catapulting into superstardom while she's there.There's only one problem with this plan. Mrs. Maxwell says that Moxy has to get her thank-you notes written before she leaves for California. Moxy has twelve thank-you notes to write. And it's not that she's not grateful. She is. It's just that it's so much work.This sequel to Moxy Maxwell Does Not Love Stuart Little goes a little deeper than the first book. We see more of Moxy and her family, including her unreliable father. As the book progresses we see that Moxy's dad has canceled on her Christmas visits the past two years. Mark is a little more realistic and tries to prepare himself for the disappointment that might come. But Moxy is totally counting on this visit, looking forward to it with all her might. And in the end we'll find that Moxy does have someone she can count on... but it might not be who she thinks.