Rose thinks she would enjoy her summer vacation more if only people would leave her alone and let her read. Rose tries to tune everyone out, but it’s impossible. Then, she notices her sister Lucy’s doll, Gabriella, has started to speak, but she’s not saying “Mama.” She’s predicting the future. “Absorbing; her blending of fantasy and reality is excellent.”–School Library Journal.
ISBN: 9780688131173
Imprint: HarperColl
On Sale: Sep 21, 1994
List price: $6.95
Trim Size: 5.250 in (w) x 7.500 in (h) x 0.590 in (d)
BISAC 1: JUVENILE FICTION / General
Rose thinks she would enjoy her summer vacation more if only people would leave her alone and let her read. Rose tries to tune everyone out, but it’s impossible. Then, she notices her sister Lucy’s doll, Gabriella, has started to speak, but she’s not saying “Mama.” She’s predicting the future. “Absorbing; her blending of fantasy and reality is excellent.”–School Library Journal.
ISBN: 9780688131173
Imprint: HarperColl
On Sale: Sep 21, 1994
List price: $6.95
Trim Size: 5.250 in (w) x 7.500 in (h) x 0.590 in (d)
BISAC 1: JUVENILE FICTION / General