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Sunny Sweet Can So Get Lost

Hardback

Main Details

Title Sunny Sweet Can So Get Lost
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Jennifer Ann Mann
SeriesSunny Sweet
Physical Properties
Format:Hardback
Pages:208
Dimensions(mm): Height 197,Width 129
ISBN/Barcode 9781619635050
ClassificationsDewey:FIC
Audience
Children / Juvenile
Illustrations b&w illustrations throughout

Publishing Details

Publisher Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
Imprint Bloomsbury Childrens Books
Publication Date 10 February 2015
Publication Country United States

Description

Masha can't wait for summer vacation with her dad. He's taking Masha and Sunny to a dude ranch and he has a big surprise for them. But Sunny has other plans. After some creative deception only an evil genius can pull off, Sunny rearranges the summer to include The Newton Camp of Mathematics. As always, Sunny's plans mean chaos for Masha. And who wants to spend the summer at a camp where afternoon activities include math problems indoors? Haven't these kids heard of canoeing and horseback riding? But it turns out camp is a little bit fun . . . until Sunny goes missing. When Masha finds her sister, she discovers that Sunny purposely ran away. She knows what dad's big surprise really is, and she doesn't ever want to go home. Sunny has now gotten them both lost, but surely Masha can push that aside so the sisters can deal with this "surprise" together, right?

Author Biography

Jennifer Mann is the author of Sunny Sweet Is So Not Sorry and Sunny Sweet Is So Dead Meat. She grew up in New Jersey, the second of four sisters. Her short stories have been published by Highlights for Children, where she won the Highlights for Children 2008 Fiction Contest. She lives in Boston in a giant house filled with kids and cats. www.jenniferannmann.com

Reviews

Praise for Sunny Sweet Is So Not Sorry * . * If you love Beezus and Ramona . . . You know that having a little sister whose purpose in life is to annoy you is hard . . . and hilarious. . . . Mann balances the characters' worries (being new at school, their parents' divorce) with humor. * Redbook Magazine * Fans of Junie B. Jones or Judy Moody will be drawn to this series. If the rest of the series is of the same caliber it will amuse and excite. * Library Media Connection *