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Ladies and gentlemen, I would like to introduce you to a very important person to me: Harriet M. Welsch, aka Harriet the Spy. She has been there for me on more than one occasion when I've needed her and she has not let me down. I don't anticipate she ever will.
I read this book at least once every year or two, or at least generally when things in life are rather poopy. I consider this the macaroni and cheese of the literary world, my mashed potatoes, my pudding. I just had my thyroid surgically r ...more
I read this book at least once every year or two, or at least generally when things in life are rather poopy. I consider this the macaroni and cheese of the literary world, my mashed potatoes, my pudding. I just had my thyroid surgically r ...more
Dec 05, 2006
Elizabeth
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I used to grab a notebook and wander through my friend's yard pretending I was Harriet.
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I read this book cause the movie was coming out and gosh am I glad I read it. It was very good. Entertaining and I loved Harriet. She was so cute and neat. I wanted to be a detective like her for weeks after I read this book. The movie didnt help much ither. Good book all around.
I loved this book when I was a kid! I carried around a notebook and looked for intrigue. I wanted to be Harriet.
Dec 21, 2007
Bailey
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Feb 19, 2009
Kate
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May 01, 2010
Debbie Barr
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