Gooney Bird Greene

Gooney Bird Greene
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Gooney Bird Series, Book 1

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فرمت کتاب

ebook

تاریخ انتشار

2010

Lexile Score

660

Reading Level

2-3

ATOS

3.9

Interest Level

K-3(LG)

نویسنده

Middy Thomas

ناشر

HMH Books

شابک

9780547488981
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DOGO Books
acesreaders - I think you should read Gooney Bird Greene because... The author added a lot of detail! Gooney Bird Greene is going to a new school because she moved. Yep a new school here are a few things that describe a new school.....No best friends to hang around with yet, New teachers, New cafeteria, New food, New class. Those are just a few things that describe New School. Does Gooney Bird fit in or not? I rate this book 5 stars. :)

Publisher's Weekly

August 12, 2002
Two-time Newbery Medalist Lowry (The Giver; Number the Stars) introduces a feisty, friendly heroine in this light novel. Readers know immediately that red-haired, freckle-face Gooney Bird Greene is as unorthodox as her name: wearing pajamas and cowboy boots, she arrives at the door of her new second-grade classroom all alone, "without even a mother to introduce her." She announces she has just moved from China (which turns out to be the name of a town, not the country) and demands "a desk right smack in the middle of the room, because I like to be right smack in the middle of everything." Dressed each day in another eccentric outfit, she relays to the class a series of stories that are "absolutely true"—even though they initially seem anything but. Stretching the facts creatively through some wily wordplay, Gooney Bird explains how she spent time in jail (while playing Monopoly), acquired diamond earrings at a palace (they came from a gumball machine in an ice cream shop called The Palace) and directed a symphony orchestra (she directed the lost driver of the bus transporting musicians to the auditorium). Interruptions from curious classmates heighten the fun. Never mind the dubious likelihood that a second-grader would possess such command of language and pithy delivery; youngsters will likely hope that Gooney Bird has enough tales stored in her fertile imagination to fill another volume. Final artwork not seen by PW. Ages 6-10.



Publisher's Weekly

March 29, 2004
A feisty, friendly heroine tells her classmates "absolutely true" stories even though they seem anything but. "Youngsters will likely hope that Gooney Bird has enough tales to fill another volume," wrote PW.
Ages 7-10.




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