That's some neighborhood!
590323
This was a fun read. Every time I figured out whodunit I was wrong.  When the answer finally came, I was kicking myself for not seeing it long before.
3061950
I bought this for my 2 yr grandson..... but the whole neighborhood is enjoying it.  The parents have as much fun as the kids.  Great purchase!!
751087
Perfect size and great quality!  Now if Folks in my neighborhood will just HEED THE SIGN!
3681728
Saw this around town and had a good giggle over so I ordered it.  Once I got it the realization that this might not be all that legal set in. Check your local laws!
3612014
Got great compliments from the neighbors. It looked great.
4893411
If that is the way it really is in these neighborhoods then I can see how they turn into chaos
3702234
This story begins in France, finds solid ground in Texas and spreads smiles all across the fifty states and beyond. Kristin Schell is bringing back the era of front porch sitting and the community built naturally by being out in your front yard waving to neighbors.

She reminds us to become Front Yard people, the kind that know their neighbors well and good. Don't worry if you don't have a front yard. Me either. Thanks to Kristin's book, I am dreaming of a Turquoise Table for the front yard of my neighborhood church.

This is a bright and beautiful hardback book with photos, tips and simple recipes. It's more than a book. It's a movement of Front Yard People being neighborly right where they are.
1910753
We just got our swing and our three kids ranging from 2 to 9 love it!  The neighborhood kids are coming over all the time!  I would highly recommend
2435232
wish my boy would use it. neighborhood kids love it though.
3344240
I think the neighbors heard Eldest Daughter go SQUEEEEEEEE! from the other side of the street.  :)
3981673
Well written story by a man who knows what he's talking about. When I lived within the confines of the four-one precinct it was still a good neighborhood, with plenty of shopping along Westchester Avenue and .Southern Boulevard. I lived at 1275 Wetchester Avenue and on Longfellow Avenue. I also lived in the Quonset huts off Bruckner Boulevard in the neighboring four-three precinct. Tom Walker has shown how things have changed, and not for the better. In fact, at least it seems to me, there are very few nice neighborhoods left in the Bronx.
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Harlem was a bustling place to live. When the awnings went down in the morning, the city began to teem with activity.  The trolley cars went up and down the street right along with the cars and people crowded the sidewalks.  There was something else teeming on the streets of Harlem.  Some were gray, some were black and some had mixed coloring, but one thing they all had in common was that they were not welcome.  RATS, RATS, RATS!  Ugh.  "They crowded the subways, the restaurants, the office buildings, the stores and, worst of all, the homes of all Harlem citizens."  Look at that, there are even a few dipping in a tub making like they were at the YMCA!

Everyone was outraged and upset.  They tried trapping them, chasing them and calling exterminators all to no avail. Naturally the rats just loved the cheese the traps held.  Yum!  Something had to be done and everyone went to the mayor asking him what he was going to do about this nasty rat situation.  Some time later a man appeared on the 125  Street subway platform "holding a strange round red case."  He was soon seen setting up his drum and heard playing a mesmerizing melody.  It was a melody that set toes tapping and people dancing.  Even the rats stood up and took notice.  For a million dollars the mysterious Steel Pan Man would rid the city of rats.  Do you think the mayor would agree to that crazy scheme?  Pang ping pong pa ding!  Would the melody really speak to the rats?

Oooh, I liked this story!  Of course everyone has heard of the Pied Piper of Hamelin and this is a unique and charming spinoff of the tale.  It is lively and almost sets the tone of a mystery.  Will this strange Pan Man be able to figure out what melody will lure the rats away from Harlem and into the waters?  The art work is very engaging and seems to bring the reader back into old time Harlem. This is an appealing tale that young and old alike will enjoy!  Pa da ding ding ding dong!
2008415
I was transported!  I did not grow up in Sunnyville but I feel like it. I can see the neighborhood thru the Author, Hope Devenuto writings.  The book is a love story of a neighborhood and what it means to "Love your neighbor".
3687238
Finger snapping, toe tapping radio friendly fare. Invite your neighbors over for a sing along!! Snazzy.
2172279
We saw this on another web site and had to have it. Our neighborhood is overrun with door to door solicitors. If they can read, they clearly ought to get this message!
3389875
There are 12 great photos of NYC to look at on my wall every month!  It's the next best thing to being in the city! :-)
4447187
It was really true to form to see what a person tormented,by his past actions goes thru every day. Being labeled petophile(forgive my spelling)with rules no living by shools ,the neighborhood should be notified. Wouldn't you want to know if a murder is living next door or a man who breaks into apt.yet they don't have any such rules to make you aware  makes you think. Kevin Bacon did a great job and he can live next  door to me.