A Crooked Kind of Perfect book. Read 1, reviews from the world's largest community for readers. Ten-year-old Zoe Elias has perfect piano dreams. She c /5. · I read "A crooked Kind of Perfect" by Linda Urban. This book is about a little girl named Zoe and her love for playing the piano. Zoe's parents buy her a Perfectone D, which is a kind of piano more like a keyboard with different tempos and sounds. Zoe loves playing her keyboard and taking lessons with Ms. Persan/5. · About the Author. Linda Urban 's debut novel, A Crooked Kind of Perfect, was selected for many best books lists and was nominated for twenty state awards. She is also the author of Hound Dog True, The Center of Everything, Milo Speck, Accidental Agent, and the chapter book Weekends with Max and His Dad, which received two starred bltadwin.ru: HMH Books.
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About the Author. Linda Urban 's debut novel, A Crooked Kind of Perfect, was selected for many best books lists and was nominated for twenty state awards. She is also the author of Hound Dog True, The Center of Everything, Milo Speck, Accidental Agent, and the chapter book Weekends with Max and His Dad, which received two starred reviews. A Crooked Kind of Perfect by Linda Urban Discussion Questions: 1. “Take it up with Domestic Affairs” means talk to your father. Have you ever heard a parent use a phrase that means stop asking, we will talk about it later, or we’ll talk to your father (or mother) later? 2. What parts of the story made you laugh? 3. A booktalk for A Crooked Kind of Perfect by Linda Urban.
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