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IMDB rating: 5.60 Plot: Eloise is a fun-loving little girl with a knack for finding adventure every place she looks. While under the care of her “rawther” wonderful nanny (Julie Andrews), Eloise tries to play matchmaker to a lonely prince and wrangle an invitation to the society event of the season. |
Actors: Tambor Jeffrey,Welsh Kenneth,Creel Gavin,Chernick Jonas,Young Victor A.,Akayama Dennis,Akiyama Kintaro,Family,Comedy,
am i to old to read this book?
im 14 am i too old to read the eloise books like eloise at the plaza
i just want to read it 4 fun i can read grownupbooks
I love those books!
and no you’re not too old, you can read anything you want, it doesn’t matter how old you are.
Britain | Aug 07, 2009
yes. isnt that a picture book?
lotsoflove | Aug 07, 2009
read whatever you want.
Schwartz | Aug 07, 2009
Ya that is like a 2nd grader book. Try reading books without pics.
jess_here2 | Aug 07, 2009
uhm.
my 7 year old sister finds that cheesy.
sorry hun,
Brianna | Aug 07, 2009
Yeah you’re fine.
Joe S | Aug 07, 2009
of course not i love the eloise movies
?CHOOSE JUICY?(the orginal!) | Aug 07, 2009
You can but try reading a book that is ur grade level
luxray350z | Aug 07, 2009
No, you can read what you want to read.
But if you mean that this type of book is ALL you read and its the skill level you are up to then YOU MUST READ SOMETHING DIFFRENT AND MORE ADVANCED. -
Rupert Grint Girl | Aug 07, 2009
Your not too old to read any books. If you want to read it, go ahead. I’ve never read those books, but if you find them interesting, that’s all that matters. Just because they’re below your reading level doesn’t mean you can’t read them. I find myself reading Mother Goose all the time…Just don’t read them for a school assignment. Your teacher might not like that.
Ren | Aug 07, 2009
Age is just a number
jeterman67 | Aug 07, 2009
well i dont think there is a law stating 14yr olds can not read childrens books so no one is too old…people just may think you are childish.
Brittany | Aug 07, 2009
Don’t worry about what others think…Do you enjoy it? Then read it. At least you are reading.
Heavens Spirit | Aug 07, 2009
Don’t listen to the people who say you’re too old.
I’m 18, and I think you can ready any book you want! Doesn’t matter how old you are, go ahead. I know my class and I read Dr. Seuss books, in GRADE 10 (High school) and performed a play with one of them, also in grade 10.Mrs. Conan Edogawa | Aug 07, 2009
You’re never too old to read any book - how do you think parents read to toddlers?
You shouldn’t _only_ read books which are too easy for you, though.
cathrl69 | Aug 07, 2009
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