Sam, Bangs & Moonshine
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Identifiers
- ISBN-100808593781
- ISBN-139780808593782
- LibraryThing686096
- OCLC Control Number301453
- Better World Books9780808593782
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- Open LibraryOL9355491M
Classifications
- LCCPZ7.N4384 Sam
Description
Relates the experiences of a little girl as she learns to tell the difference between makebelieve and real life.
First Sentence
On a small island, near a large harbor, there once lived a fisherman's little daughter (named Samantha, but always called Sam), who had the reckless habit of lying.
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Topics
CatsNovelaFictionGeneralStoriesGerbilsEducationage:min:7Philosophylexile:590age:max:12ImaginationImaginacionPicture booksExistentialismCaldecott medalSpanish languageJuvenile fictionIslands, fictionReading materialsChildren's fictiongrade:min:2 and upgrade:max:undefinedChildren: Grades 3-4lexile_range:501-600Imagination, fictionaward:Caldecott_awardFathers and daughtersCaldecott Medal bookscollectionID:caldecott60Truthfulness and falsehoodHuman-animal relationshipsSpanish language materialsCaldecott Medal Books, 1967Children's Books/Ages 4-8 Fiction
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