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McKay,
Hilary.
INDIGO'S STAR
New York : Margaret McElderry
Books, 2004.
IL 3-6
ISBN 0689865635
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| Indigo
is not looking forward to going back to school. He's been out ill
for so long, he's put his school problems to the back of his mind.
How could anyone forget that big red headed bully who flushed Indigo's
head down the toilet? Even Indigo's sisters are worried about his
return to school. His 8 year old sister Rose seems to be more worried
than Indigo himself. And his older sister Saffy threatens the bullies
if they lay a hand on him. He should be happy that the new kid from
America is now the prime target for the gang of bullies. But as Indigo
gets to know Tom, they become fast friends. Those of you who loved
McKay's book
Saffy's Angel will delight in the further adventures
of the Casson family. |
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SUBJECTS:
Bullies -- Fiction.
Brothers and sisters -- Fiction.
Friendship -- Fiction.
Family life -- England -- Fiction.
England -- Fiction. |
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