Julia Gillian and the Art of Knowing (Paperback)
| Author: Alison/ Kozjan McGhee | Illustrator: Drazen Kozjan |
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Format: Paperback
Publisher: Scholastic Paperbacks
ISBN-10: 0545033497
ISBN-13: 9780545033497
Sku: 210543140
Publish Date: 4/15/2009
Pages:
280
Age Range:
12 to 16
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| Known by all as a know-it-all, ten-year-old Julia prides herself on being able to answer all questions about nearly anything, but when she realizes that she doesnt know the ending to the book she is reading, Julia discovers that learning something new can be quite fun as well. Reprint. *Author: McGhee, Alison/ Kozjan, Drazen (ILT) *Series Title: Julia Gillian *Publication Date: 2009/04/15 *Number of Pages: 281 *Binding Type: Paperback *Grade Level: 3-4 *Language: English *Depth: 0.50 *Width: 5.25 *Height: 7.75 |
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Known by all as a know-it-all, ten-year-old Julia prides herself on being able to answer all questions about nearly anything, but when she realizes that she doesn't know the ending to the book she is reading, Julia discovers that learning something new can be quite fun as well. Reprint. |
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In this novel set during a Minneapolis summer when her parents are too busy working to take her on adventures, nine-year-old Julia Gillian is spending the time walking Bigfoot (her beloved St. Bernard), visiting with neighbors, and reading a book that looks as if it might have a sad ending. Happy endings are really important to Julia, but this summer she starts to learn that maybe some unhappy ones aren't really so sad, after all.
In this novel set during a Minneapolis summer when her parents are too busy working to take her on adventures, nine-year-old Julia Gillian is spending the time walking Bigfoot (her beloved St. Bernard), visiting with neighbors, and reading a book that looks as if it might have a sad ending. Happy endings are really important to Julia, but this summer she starts to learn that maybe some unhappy ones aren't really so sad, after all.
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"[T]he straight-forward text, packed with daily details, seems directly descended from Beverly Cleary's works. A fresh, winsome heroine learns a lesson about facing her fears in this first of an anticipated series."
5/15/2008
"Julia Gillian isn't the perky, smart-mouthed heroine one finds in many contemporary books. Instead, she is acutely conscious of achieving a new maturity that allows her to question the authority and to assert herself--not bad for a nine-year-old."
7/1/08
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