Introduces Amy, Erin, Robin, and Leah, proud reporters and publishers of "The Treehouse Times," as they encounter their first controversy when Roddy Casper shoplifts and Mr. Korn bans all under-twelve-year-olds from his store.
Page McBrier is a writing consultant, teaching artist, and the author of 46 books for young readers, including the award-winning New York Times bestseller, BEATRICE’S GOAT. She grew up in Indianapolis and later, St. Louis, where she majored in theater and education.
Page's career as a children’s book author began serendipitously when she was asked to develop a “book series for boys” by a book packaging company, which became the Oliver and Company series for Troll Publishing.
Recent projects include ONE COW AND COUNTING, another title in her series of picture books for Heifer International, an organization that helps poor families end hunger and care for the earth, and ABRACADABRA TUT, a time travel adventure for ages 9-12, and recent winner of the IRDA Best Children's Book.
I really can't recommend it because Mr. Korn is never punished for his ageist attitude. Frankly, I'm amazed that the series was able to survive with this as the first book.
Having just come from a restaurant full of half-feral middle graders, I’m Team Mr. Korn all the way. Also, I literally could not tell any of these girls apart.