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Fangs and Me
Veena and I'd been best friends for five years. Sure, I knew other kids, but I'd never hung out with anyone else. I've never been good at going up to kids and starting conversations. Or phoning them. What would I say?... Veena, she understood me. She liked me, quiet and all. And she never freaked out about my spiders.
Book Details
- Publisher: Fitzhenry & Whiteside
- Publish Date: Jan 30th, 1999
- Pages: 64
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 7.74in - 5.27in - 0.21in - 0.22lb
- EAN: 9781550415124
- Recommended age: 06-09
- Categories: • Social Themes - Friendship• Social Themes - Emotions & Feelings• Animals - Insects, Spiders, etc.
About the Author
Gilmore, Rachna: - Rachna Gilmore
Praise for this book
." . . a believable story about growing up." - Baltimore's Child, Baltimore, Maryland "The style of this book is perfect for children in Grades 2 through 4. The dialogue and expressions are natural and honest with just the right touch of humor. Maisie is a model of independence and self-awareness, and her gentle and thoughtful nature make her a very endearing narrator -- she thinks, acts, and speaks as a typical 9-year-old. . . belongs in every library collection." - Canadian Book Review Annual "Written at a grade-three reading level, Fangs and Me has 50 pages divided into ten chapters and eight black-and-white illustrations. . . Rachna Gilmore succeeds in creating a believable tale about a girl who has trouble making friends. . . Gilmore handles her characters with deftness and creates a plot line that will be interesting to young readers. - Canadian Children's Literature, Summer 2000
," . . a believable story about growing up." - Baltimoreas Child, Baltimore, Maryland "The style of this book is perfect for children in Grades 2 through 4. The dialogue and expressions are natural and honest with just the right touch of humor. Maisie is a model of independence and self-awareness, and her gentle and thoughtful nature make her a very endearing narrator -- she thinks, acts, and speaks as a typical 9-year-old. . . belongs in every library collection." - Canadian Book Review Annual "Written at a grade-three reading level, Fangs and Me has 50 pages divided into ten chapters and eight black-and-white illustrations. . . Rachna Gilmore succeeds in creating a believable tale about a girl who has trouble making friends. . . Gilmore handles her characters with deftness and creates a plot line that will be interesting to young readers. - Canadian Children's Literature, Summer 2000
" . . . a believable story about growing up." - Baltimore's Child, Baltimore, Maryland "The style of this book is perfect for children in Grades 2 through 4. The dialogue and expressions are natural and honest with just the right touch of humor. Maisie is a model of independence and self-awareness, and her gentle and thoughtful nature make her a very endearing narrator -- she thinks, acts, and speaks as a typical 9-year-old. . . belongs in every library collection." - Canadian Book Review Annual "Written at a grade-three reading level, Fangs and Me has 50 pages divided into ten chapters and eight black-and-white illustrations. . . Rachna Gilmore succeeds in creating a believable tale about a girl who has trouble making friends. . . Gilmore handles her characters with deftness and creates a plot line that will be interesting to young readers. - Canadian Children's Literature, Summer 2000