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Paperback: 128 pages
ISBN-13: 9780142406298
Ã¥ Å©±â: 19.5 cm x 12.9 cm
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Book Description
In her first delightful early chapter book for young readers, the renowned author of The Cat Ate My Gymsuit introduces spunky, unforgettable third-grader Amber Brown. Friends since preschool, Amber and Justin do just about everything together. What's Amber going to do now that Justin's moving away?
Publisher's Weekly
Third-grade Amber confronts difficult emotions when her best friend moves away; in a starred review, PW said, ``Once again, Danziger demonstrates her ability to connect with her audience.''
Children's Literature
Amber and Justin are best friends until Justin has to move to a distant state. Typical third grade problems are discussed in an easy to read format. This is a chapter book with lots of conversation. Normal feelings and problems are discussed and solved in realistic ways. The black and white cartoon-like illustrations, while few in number, help to illustrate key situations.
School Library Journal
She may not be a crayon, but Amber Brown is certainly blue over the fact that her best friend, Justin Daniels, is moving away. What's making it even harder is that he won't talk to her about how he feels and she can only assume he's not as broken up about it as she is. Then, while cleaning his room for the move, Justin throws away the chewing-gum ball they've been building for a year and a half. It's the last straw and the pair are no longer speaking at all. Finally, Amber's mother helps her understand that Justin's reticence is his way of protecting himself against his sadness and anxiety over leaving, and Amber makes the move that reconciles the two pals. There's lots of fun along with the pathos here; third graders, true to form, call each other outrageous names and gross each other out good-naturedly, and their teacher, Mr. Cohen, is a paragon of creativity and understanding. Ross's black-and-white sketches throughout add humor and keep the pages turning swiftly. Danzinger reaches out to a younger audience in this funny, touching slice of third-grade life, told in the voice of a feisty, lovable heroine. |
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