Book Information

Series: Formac First Novels
Imprint: Formac Publishing Company Limited
Publication Date: 12 September 2012
Copyright Year: 2012
ISBN: 9781459500747
Page Count: 64
Dimensions: 5" x 7.5"
Interest ages: 6-9

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Morgan Gets Cracking

Name: Morgan Gets Cracking
SKU: 3569
Price: 5.95 CAD
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by Ted Staunton

illustrated by Bill Slavin

A new kid at school teases Aldeen, the Queen of Mean, and gets away with it!

Morgan doesn't like the new kid, Curtis, who can juggle, do karate and play guitar, and loves to brag about it. But some of the kids in his class are impressed, especially when Curtis teases Aldeen, the Queen of Mean -- who isn't even mean back! Does Aldeen actually like Curtis? A game of egg toss at a neighbourhood party will show how Aldeen really feels. Who do you think ends up with egg on his face?

About the Authors

TED STAUNTON lives in Port Hope, Ontario. He has written numerous children's books, including Morgan's Secret and Super Move, Morgan. Many of his books have selected as Canadian Children's Book Centre Best Books for Kids & Teens.
BILL SLAVIN is a celebrated illustrator who lives in Millbrook, Ontario. He has illustrated over forty books for children, including The Cat Came Back and all previous Morgan books.

Reviews

"Visually the book is appealing; Bill Slavin's pencil drawings are well suited to the text."

Tricia Reese, Resource Links

"The black and white illustrations by Bill Slavin are drawn in a cartoon style -- which is perfect for this age group... The short chapters and easy language make this book ideal for children just beginning to read chapter books. The story being told is one to which all children can relate, and it can be enjoyed by a variety of children." Highly Recommended.

Lisa Case, CM: Canadian Review of Materials

young readers will appreciate the accessible text, action-filled black-and-white illustrations, discrete chapters that end on suspenseful notes and a slight twist on the usual bully fare... A good choice for transitioning readers looking for a splash of humor.

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