β Scribed by Graham Salisbury
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Fourth-grader Calvin lives near the beach in Oahu with his mom and little sister. Mom says: βYouβre the man of the house.β But Calvinβs not great at being the man of the house, or taking care of his responsibilities. Heβs too busy having fun with his pals, and avoiding Tito, the bully.
Trouble Magnet is the first book in a new series for younger readers full of all the fun of growing up in Hawaii. It introduces a wonderful multicultural cast of characters, including Mr. Purdy, who calls his fourth-grade class Boot Camp; Uncle Scoop, who runs the lunch wagon at the beach; Ledward, Momβs 6'7" boyfriend; and gorgeous, intimidating, 15-year-old Stella-from-Texas, who arrives to be the live-in babysitterβand to step all over Calvinβs turf.
From the Hardcover edition.
Library : General
Universes : Calvin Coconut [01]
Formats : EPUB
ISBN : 9780375893933
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