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    Space Race

    By Jennifer L. Gadd

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    About this ebook

    A new school year is starting, and Brian is facing down some bullies. His new friends Trudy and Zach are at odds on how to help him. As new student Tuvi, a nonhuman from another planet, joins the group on a science project, the four teens realize the situation is more dangerous than they imagined.

    What do you do when you see things you know are wrong? Do you stay quiet, or do you speak up? How bad does have to be before you say something?

    Before you stop it?

    This hi-lo YA series combines complex plots, characters, and themes with low-readability to make reading accessible and enjoyable for ALL readers. Great for both pleasure reading and classroom literature circles and reading groups.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJennifer L. Gadd
    Release dateNov 28, 2022
    ISBN9781005635367
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    Jennifer L. Gadd

    Jennifer L. Gadd is an American author of books for children and young adults of all ages. Her books include Millie McLendon: Jayhawker!, Cat Moon, The Second Battle, and Space Bugs. She is also the author of the Finn the Hero picture book series, illustrated by Adam Clark.​Jennifer lives in Kansas City, Kansas, with her husband of over thirty-five years. She is a reading interventionist at an urban middle school in KCK.

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