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Julian, Secret Agent
"Julian, his younger brother, and their friend Gloria read the wanted
posters in the post office and decide to search their town for criminals. The
plot is well-developed, and the characters are aptly drawn. A quick and
interesting read--and one that will surely draw in less-able
readers."-- "School Library Journal.
"
posters in the post office and decide to search their town for criminals. The
plot is well-developed, and the characters are aptly drawn. A quick and
interesting read--and one that will surely draw in less-able
readers."-- "School Library Journal.
"
Book Details
- Publisher: Random House Children's Books
- Publish Date: Oct 12nd, 1988
- Pages: 80
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 7.60in - 5.22in - 0.20in - 0.12lb
- EAN: 9780394819495
- Categories: • Action & Adventure - General• Readers - Chapter Books• African American & Black
About the Author
Ann Cameron is the bestselling author of many popular children's books, including several Stepping Stones: The Stories Julian Tells; More Stories Julian Tells; Julian, Secret Agent; Julian's Glorious Summer; Julian, Dream Doctor; The Stories Huey Tells; More Stories Huey Tells; and Gloria Rising. She also wrote Colibrí, a Booklist Editor's Choice and ALA-ALSC Notable Children's Book. Visit her online at anncameronbooks.com.
Praise for this book
"Julian, his younger brother, and their friend Gloria read the wanted posters in the post office and decide to search their town for criminals. The plot is well-developed, and the characters are aptly drawn. A quick and interesting read--and one that will surely draw in less-able readers."--School Library Journal.