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Llama in the Library
In this coming-of-age story, Adam Fine is very glad to have his pet llama to turn to as he grapples with his new baby sister, a spunky new girl at school, and a ghost-hunting adventure.
- GenresJuvenile
113 pages, Hardcover
First published May 26, 1999
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Mark Graham
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September 16, 2025
Adam is a fifth grader. His mother has two llamas she uses to take tourists on hikes over the summer. Adam takes care of and loves the llamas.
Alana Brown enters Adam's class and he has a crush on her. Along with his friend Justin, they go ghost hunting at a local mansion turned hotel and restaurant.
The local library is being renovated. Adam proposes taking his llamas to the big reception to increase publicity and attendance.
This is a fast, easy rather sweet book to read. It is definitely middle grade told in first person.
Alana Brown enters Adam's class and he has a crush on her. Along with his friend Justin, they go ghost hunting at a local mansion turned hotel and restaurant.
The local library is being renovated. Adam proposes taking his llamas to the big reception to increase publicity and attendance.
This is a fast, easy rather sweet book to read. It is definitely middle grade told in first person.
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