Summary
The further adventures of the Fraser brothers, first introduced in "No Dogs Allowed." In five stories, the duo share adventures such as fourth grader Jason's unwanted attention from a girl and first grader Edward's experiences when his pet rat, Spike, gives birth. B&w drawings illustrate the text.
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Bibliographic Details
Publisher: Farrar Straus & Giroux
Published date: 1996
Size: 5.5 x 8.25 inches
Weight: 0.55 pounds
Ages: 4 to 6
Pages: 114
Synopses
Fourth-grader Jason and his younger brother Edward shop for school clothes, get ready for Halloween, acquire a couple of pet rats, and deal with not-birthday presents from Aunt Bea.
Publisher's Notes
In this sequel to "No Dogs Allowed", Cutler presents five self-contained stories about seemingly routine events in the lives of Jason and his six-year-old brother Edward. "What makes these stories so inviting and funny is Cutler's exceptional talent for describing events from the boys' rather literal point of view".--"School Library Journal".
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