Mavis Jukes Libri

Carson, a new kid in a Northern California town, navigates the challenges of fitting in while relying on his stuffed moose for comfort. As he adjusts to his new school, he encounters humorous situations, such as a missing class pet and a mysterious lunch thief. The story captures the essence of childhood friendship and adventure, showcasing Carson's journey from loneliness to connection as he finds a real friend when his beloved Moose goes missing. This tale is infused with charm and wit, making it ideal for newly independent readers.

In this Newbery Honor—winning story from 1984, a new family builds a relationship as a stepfather and stepson celebrate their differences and take heart in their similarities.

"Austin's visit to his grandmother's is the first since Grandpa died. Austin notices Grandpa's things but feels the emptiness of his absence. This spare story vividly captures the emotions of painful times and shows how they ease with sharing and remembering. Boy and grandfather were close, but boy and grandmother seem destined to be just as close, with Grandpa's memory to bind them. Poignant and perceptive, this has impressive resonance, and readers won't easily shed its warm afterglow."--(starred) Booklist.  

Es ist nicht leicht, erwachsen zu werden! Die Pubertät ist spannend, aber auch ein bißchen unheimlich; die Veränderungen sind faszinierend, aber auch verwirrend. Dieses Buch hilft, Ängste zu verlieren und richtige Entscheidungen zu treffen.