The Boys Start the War (Paperback)
| Author: Phyllis Reynolds Naylor |
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Format: Paperback
Publisher: Random House Childrens Books
ISBN-10: 0440418410
ISBN-13: 9780440418412
Sku: 30968036
Publish Date: 1/1/2002
Dimensions:
(in Inches) 7.25H x 5L x 0.5T
Pages:
144
Age Range:
12 to 15
| The first book in the hilarious trilogy featuring the feuding Hatford and Malloy families. When a new family--with three daughters--moves into the neighborhood, the Hatford brothers decide to make Caroline and her sisters so miserable that they'll want to go back to Ohio. |
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The Hatford brothers start a campaign to force their new neighbors, the Malloys, out of town when they learn that the family has all girls--no boys. What the Hatfords don't realize is that the Malloys are as good as causing trouble as they are. Will the boy's pranks start an all-out war? The story continues in the sequel THE GIRLS GET EVEN.
The Hatford brothers start a campaign to force their new neighbors, the Malloys, out of town when they learn that the family has all girls--no boys. What the Hatfords don't realize is that the Malloys are as good as causing trouble as they are. Will the boy's pranks start an all-out war? The story continues in the sequel THE GIRLS GET EVEN.
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.
Praise
School Library Journal
"Readers will find no shortage of laughs in this light page-turner." Booklist
"...Naylor captures the way kids play, especially the intensity about enemies, and the plot is full of nice reversal as each group loses, gets even, and loses again."
"Readers will find no shortage of laughs in this light page-turner." Booklist
"...Naylor captures the way kids play, especially the intensity about enemies, and the plot is full of nice reversal as each group loses, gets even, and loses again."
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