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- Byars,
Betsy
- AFTER
THE GOAT MAN
- New
York : Puffin Books, 1982.
IL 3-6 RL 3.2
ISBN
0844668028
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Figgy show
up on Ada's porch and fakes knowing how to play
monopoly with her and Harold V. Coleman (who loves
to brag about how important sounding his name is)
Figgy can't decide how much he should tell about
himself to his new friends. Would you let on that
your grandfather halted progress by not letting the
state take over the shack and actually move back in
armed with a shotgun? Figgy finds out that it's OK
to stand up for what you believe in -- he also
finds out after a bike accident that Figgy is more
important to his grandpa than his cause.
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SUBJECTS:
Obesity --
Fiction
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