Where the sidewalk Ends
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This book written by Shel Silverstein is a wonderful written collection of poems.  His stories and pictures are very funny and profound.  He displays how being a kid can be fun, troublesome, and hard.  He has a story about everything a young kid goes through and enjoys in life.  I like this book because it compares to the life i lead when i was little.  I would recomend this book and the other collections that he has wrote to anyone who like to laugh.
4267080
If you don't have this GREAT, GREAT map gazetteer you might miss the fun of the journey. There are thousands of roads and trails you never thought existed as you drive by them unseen by your regular highway map: This book is not that. New York is,afterall, quite rural on the other side of the GW.  This fills in the blanks which are far from empty. You'll find that there is something there when you get THERE (wherever THERE is).
1485244
This sign is large enough to place on a sidewalk. With the addition of 10 pounds of sand (recommended) it can withstand stronger winds. Quite nice is the ease with which it is possible to change the sign itself on both sides. It fits snugly, and yet can be removed quickly if need be.
3418692
I bought my daughter where the sidewalk ends and now she picks it every night to read. We have read the book in its entirety dozens of times. I bought this one to give us some new poems and more variety. She loves these poems and so do I. These are just classics
2194528
Have had this for a few years and does a great job getting down to the sidewalk when using.  Easy lightweight and easy to handle.  Buy early in the season as they get hard to find.
1502218
There was a 1900 picture of my old neighborhood a street I walked across everyday. I was shocked I learned so much about my old neighborhood , I sent my mother and aunt a couple. They both grew up in Harlem also.
3038201
One of the most interesting things about this book is the depiction of the neighborhood--verging at some places on the edge of decrepitude but insulated and almost cozy, a place where friends appear out of the night and vault onto your porch, where a park is nearby, where people make all sorts of lives. Eve--at its center--is its warm and endearing heart.

A terrific read!
3950220
I enjoyed picking up the story and putting an end to this adventure after following these kids through their travels. This I assume is the end, but there are endless possibles.
The book gives each person a place in the book that works and it flows and ends when and where it should
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Terrific idea, great puzzle overall, marred only by a few details being totally off.  Too bad they call 5th Ave "central Park East".  They did away with the Hudson north of where it meets the Harlem River, and Central Park South is called 57th St (if at all, should be 59th).  They should have looked at a map!
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After really reviewing both sides of the street map of Manhattan, I don't think I will get lost when in NYC.  The map shows tourist destinations, subways, buses, etc., and will be very helpful (if I do get lost) in the City.  I love it.
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Charlestonians are a dying breed.  With the influx of people from "off" (i.e. outsiders) moving south in droves, driving up property values, and renovating every bit of authenticity out of the city's historic fabric, books like this are one of the last refuges for someone to understand what it was like when Charleston was an actual community rather than a tourist destination, college town, and open air mall.  Here are the names, addresses, personalities and stories of the city during the great depression.  With this book in hand it is possible to walk the streets and see them through different eyes.  Sadly, though, if you go to Dr. Williams's boyhood home address of 119 Wentworth St., you will see a 1970's apartment building instead of the shabby brick Charleston single house so lovingly described in the book.  But look closer.  There, sandwiched between the apartments and a cinderblock fence is the magnolia tree he mentions next to Kirkland lane.  That tree and this book are our living links to the past.
2642646
Exactly what I wanted. The walks are clearly marked and offer side excursions. Covers both the East side and West side.
3931676
Life saver for walking on the sidewalk or roads that haven't been de iced or shoveled.  You can safely and effectively get around without that fear of slipping.
2318676
With the advent of GPS devices this kind of excellent street map is not available much anymore.  Glad to find it.  Have had several and this is as good as its predecessors.
4662532
On expressways it is great to see what the exit really looks like.  It rapidly recalculates without the annoying "recalculating". There are many ways to find places and addresses.
3970879
Nice. All the neighbors have them and now I do too. Great for marking sidewalk and driveway corners etc. Just get them in before the ground freezes.
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Liked it especially since I recognized the locations she described. Nice and clean reading.  Beautiful ending!!