Extravaganza at the plaza / by Lauren L. Wohl ; illustrated by Mark Tuchman.
Material type:
TextSeries: Wohl, Lauren L. Raccoon River kids ; 2nd adventure.Publisher: Apex, NC. : Persnickety Press, [2018]Copyright date: ©2018Description: 88 pages : illustrations ; 23 cmContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 194397831X
- 9781943978311
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Children's Book
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Dr. James Carlson Library | Children's First Chapter Book | Wohl Lauren L | Available | 33111008624435 | ||||
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Children's Book
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Main Library | Children's First Chapter Book | Wohl Lauren L | Available | 33111009237898 |
Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
"An exceedingly gentle, optimistic story" -- BOOKLIST
The Raccoon River Kids are back with a new community project! Critics are calling this new chapter book for young activists "an exceedingly gentle, optimistic story"--perfect for readers learning about the power of young people.
The kids of Raccoon River are up to their ears in a brand new project: saving the town's old abandoned Plaza Theater. But first, they have to get a look inside. It's spooky--spider webs and creaky floors, and one slowly-swaying stage curtain. Lots of repairs and donations will be needed. Can the Plaza be saved?
Lauren L. Wohl tells a story of determination, cooperation, and more than little bit of luck where the kids of a small town make a real difference in their community, the first sequel to Blueberry Bonanza in the Raccoon River Kids Adventures series. Mark Tuchman illustrates the action with characterful drawings that enrich the tale.
About the Raccoon Rive Kids Adventure Series
No matter what your size, substantial change starts with a bit of courage, a good idea, and a little help from your friends. The RACCOON RIVER kids introduce early readers to the impact kids can have in their own communities. Whether it's uniting a town to save a building or just finding a home for a lost pup, the pint-sized pack always go big. The creative crew jump into action when they see a problem, inspiring young optimists to do likewise-or to just unwind with a light-hearted story.
A lot of thinking, planning, dreaming, and list-making, and Hannah--along with the kids of Raccoon River--are up to their ears in a brand new project: saving the town's old abandoned Plaza Theater. But first, they have to get a look inside. And it's spooky in there-spider webs and creaky floors, and one slowly-swaying curtain. Can Hannah and her friends save the plaza?