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Formac Lorimer Books Fall 2011 Trade

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Lilly Traps the Bullies
By (author): Brenda Bellingham Illustrated by: Clarke MacDonald
Brenda Bellingham ,

Illustrated by :

Clarke MacDonald

Imprint:

Formac

ISBN:

9780887809590

Product Form:

Paperback

Form detail:

Trade
Paperback , Trade
English

Audience:

Juvenile: Age (years) 6 - 9, Grade (US) 2 - 3, Reading age 6 - 9
Aug 09, 2011
$5.95 CAD
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Dimensions:

191 x 127 x 13 mm | 80 gr

Page Count:

64 pages
Formac Publishing Company Limited
Formac
JUVENILE FICTION / Social Themes / Bullying
Children’s / Teenage fiction: General, modern and contemporary fiction|Children’s / Teenage fiction: Relationship stories|Children’s / Teenage fiction: Nature and animal stories|Children’s / Teenage: Personal and social topics|Children’s / Teenage personal and social topics: Emotions, moods, feelings and behaviours|Children’s / Teenage personal and social topics: Friends and friendships|Children’s / Teenage personal and social topics: Bullying, violence, abuse and peer pressure
  • Short Description
Lilly has to make a decision: choose between old friends and the gang of cool kids.
Lilly and Theresa run into bullies at the pool, Spider and Bugsy, who tease Theresa but take an interest in Lilly. Lilly faces tough decisions about being a good friend versus trying to fit in. Brenda Bellinghams story emphasizes the importance of problem-solving and teamwork in standing up to bullying.

BRENDA BELLINGHAM was born in Liverpool, England and now lives in Sherwood Park, Alberta. Her numerous children's books include many Canadian Children's Centre Best Books for Kids &Teens selections.

CLARKE MacDONALD is an illustrator and graphic designer in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

"Organized into short chapters Lilly Traps the Bullies is an excellent introduction for children beginning to reader longer novels. Choice of font size is appropriate and having illustrations every few pages will also help the child to have some visual clues as well as graphic details of story concepts." Rated G - Good, even great at times, generally useful! - Adriane Pettit, Resource Links

"This is a good length for a beginning chapter book. It is short enough that it won't overwhelm readers making the transition from picture books into the longer format of chapter books. Other good points are that Lilly's friends include both boys and girls and there is a good mix of families (single-parent, two parents, a family with a grandmother living with the younger generations)." - Suzanne Costner, elementary school library media specialist

"It's nice to read a book like this wherein the bullies get what's coming to them, but in a humorous instead of dramatic way. . . Overall, it's a pretty quick chapter read and would be good reading for young elementary school kids." - Second Bookshelf on the Right blog

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