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My Name is Mitch

My Name is Mitch

by Shelagh Lynne Supeene
edition:eBook
also available: Paperback
tagged : self-esteem & self-reliance, parents, bullying
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My name is Mitch MacLeod. On the first day of school I can tell that it's going to be a bad year. As soon as I walk into the classroom Philip points at me and yells, "Hey, Midget-brain, the kindergarten is down the hall." Everyone looks, naturally, including any new kids I might have had a chance with. Chevy chips in, "Here, little boy, I'll take you to Mrs. Granoff." She holds out her hand. You'd never know that over the summer we were practically friends. She totally towers over me, but I ignore her.

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My Wounded Island

My Wounded Island

by Jacques Pasquet, illustrated by Marion Arbona, translated by Sophie B. Watson
edition:eBook
tagged : environment, emigration & immigration
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My Wounded Island Read-Along

My Wounded Island Read-Along

by Jacques Pasquet, illustrated by Marion Arbona, translated by Sophie B. Watson, read by Heather Gould
edition:eBook
tagged : environment, emigration & immigration
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Naming the Baby

Naming the Baby

The Best of the Claremont Review
selected by T Young
edition:Paperback
tagged : adolescence, short stories
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Nature's Circle

Nature's Circle

and Other Northwest Coast Children's Stories
by Robert James Challenger
edition:Paperback
also available: eBook
tagged : values & virtues
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Nine Doors

Nine Doors

by Vicki Grant
edition:Hardcover
also available: Paperback
tagged : peer pressure, values & virtues, humorous stories
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Despite what my math teacher might think, I'm not stupid.
I'm not mean either. At least I try not to be.
So that's not how I got into this mess.
I got into it because I was bored.
I know that's a dumb excuse, but I bet I'm not the first person to use it. My guess is boredom's the reason lots of people get into trouble. It can drive you nuts. It can make you do stuff you'd never do in a million years.
For me, that meant hanging out with Richard.
That sounds cruel, but what can I say? If you knew the guy, you'd probably feel the same way.

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