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Praise for
No Dogs Allowed
byjane Cutler with pictures by Tracey Campbell Pearson
* What Ramóna is to Beezus, Edward Fraser is to his older brother Jason, and readers who like Cleary's characters will find these siblings just as much fun . . . In five chapters the boys learn how to swim, visit the country, and raise money—common events that be-come laugh-aloud treats in Cutler's capable hands.
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* Witty dialogue and a discerning eye for the humor in everyday life mark the stories, while Tracey Campbell Pearson's full-page drawings adroitly capture the mood. -starred/The Horn Book
The author of Family Dinner brings the same humor-ously perceptive eye to these stories for younger readers . . . The Fraser brothers make an engaging pair whose antics are sure to entertain Cleary and Hurwitz fans. -Kirkus Reviews
The Fraser brothers are back in this lighthearted collection of five stories. Now entering fourth grade, Jason decides it's time to find a new look... Tovább

Fülszöveg

Praise for
No Dogs Allowed
byjane Cutler with pictures by Tracey Campbell Pearson
* What Ramóna is to Beezus, Edward Fraser is to his older brother Jason, and readers who like Cleary's characters will find these siblings just as much fun . . . In five chapters the boys learn how to swim, visit the country, and raise money—common events that be-come laugh-aloud treats in Cutler's capable hands.
-sta r r e d/Booklist
* Witty dialogue and a discerning eye for the humor in everyday life mark the stories, while Tracey Campbell Pearson's full-page drawings adroitly capture the mood. -starred/The Horn Book
The author of Family Dinner brings the same humor-ously perceptive eye to these stories for younger readers . . . The Fraser brothers make an engaging pair whose antics are sure to entertain Cleary and Hurwitz fans. -Kirkus Reviews
The Fraser brothers are back in this lighthearted collection of five stories. Now entering fourth grade, Jason decides it's time to find a new look in clothing. He alsó acquires an unwanted girlfriend whom Mrs. Fraser unwittingly invites to dinner. Edward, a first-grader, faces a pre-Halloween haunted house complete with spaghetti brains and experi-ences motherhood up close when his pet rat, Spike, who isn't supposed to, has babies. Together Jason and Edward prove that siblings can get along, even when times are tough. With humorous black-and-white drawings, this com-panion book to No Dogs Allowed perfectly captures the brothers' never-ending antics. Vissza