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Angelina's Diary Series (age 7-10) by Katharine Holabird the arts ... friendship ... letters/journal Publisher comments: Now starring in her very own chapter book series, Angelina Ballerina has her first sleepover with her friends, but there is a big audition the next morning. Angelina finds out happens when mouselings stay up too late. title: The Best Sleepover Ever! title: A Very Special Secret title: The Bridesmaid Ballet |
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Dear Max
(age 7-10) by Sally Grindley friendship ... authorship ... humor ... letters/journal When nine-year-old Max writes a fan letter to his favorite author, Max has no idea what's in store for him. Told through hilariously illustrated letters and postcards, this book tells the story of an unlikely friendship. sequel: Bravo, Max! sequel: Relax, Max |
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My America Series (age 7-10) letters/journal ... historical Girls and boys growing up during exciting moments in America's history tell their stories. title: Our Strange New Land by Patricia Hermes F HER title: My Brother's Keeper: Virginia's Civil War Diary by Mary Pope Osborne F OSB title: Westward to Home: Joshuas Journal by Patricia Hermes F HER title: A Perfect Place by Patricia Hermes F HER title: Flying Free by Sharon Dennis Wyeth F WYE title: An American Spring by Kathryn Lasky F LAS title: As Far As I Can See by Kate McMullan F MCM title: A Fine Start by Kate McMullan F MCM title: Five Smooth Stones: Hope's Diary by Kristiana Gregory F GRE title: For This Land by Kate McMullan F MCM title: Home at Last by Kathryn Lasky F LAS title: Hope In My Heart by Kathryn Lasky F LAS title: Season of Promise by Patricia Hermes F HER title: The Starving Time by Patricia Hermes F HER title: A Time to Dance by Mary Pope Osborne F OSB title: We Are Patriots by Kristiana Gregory F GRE title: When Freedom Comes by Kristiana Gregory F GRE title: The Wild Year by Patricia Hermes F HER title: Freedom's Wings by Sharon Dennis Wyeth F WYE | |
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Dear Whiskers
(age 7-10) by Ann Whitehead Nagda letters/journal ... realistic ... friendship Jenny is initially discouraged when her second grade pen pal turns out to be a new student from Saudi Arabia who does not speak English very well, but as she works with her they slowly develop a true friendship. |