Boys Against Girls Naylor, Phyllis Reynolds

Wally Hatford usually spent the day after Halloween counting his trick-or-treat candy, trading off Mars bars for milky ways, and opening all the little packets of candy corn. (from the first line)

Abaguchie mania! Caroline Malloy thrills when Wally Hatford tells her that a strange animal called the abaguchie was spotted in their area. Wally warns Caroline not to search alone, but she is bent on finding the abaguchie. Wally and his brothers try to foil the plan. Caroline and her sisters plan to outfox them once and for all.

From the Publisher:
The Hatford brothers cannot imagine spending Thanksgiving dinner with the Malloy sisters as the practical jokes and rivalries between the two families continue.

Annotation:
In this sequel to "The Boys Start the War" and "The Girls Get Even", the Hatford brothers and the Malloy sisters keep up their neighborhood feud.

Author Bio

Phyllis Reynolds Naylor

Phyllis Reynolds Naylor's first work was published in a church magazine when she was 16 years old. She paid her way through college, where she majored in clinical psychology, by writing and selling stories. Naylor found that she enjoyed writing so much that she abandoned her plans to attend graduate school. WHAT THE GULLS WERE SINGING, her first published work for children, appeared in 1967. Her 1991 work, SHILOH, was awarded the Newbery Medal.

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Book Format:		Hardcover
Minimum Age:		08
Number of Pages:		0141
Publisher:		Turtleback Books

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