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Julian's Glorious Summer

By Ann Cameron

By Ann Cameron

By Ann Cameron

By Ann Cameron

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Part of Julian's World

Part of Julian's World

Paperback $6.99

Sep 12, 1987 | ISBN 9780394891170 | 6-9 years

Ebook $6.99

Sep 28, 2011 | ISBN 9780307800183 | 6-9 years

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    About Julian’s Glorious Summer

    Bestselling classic The Stories Julian Tells was just the beginning! Get ready for more of Julian’s wonderful imagination in the Julian’s World chapter book series!  

    Julian isn’t afraid of lions or tigers, but he is scared of . . . bicycles?
     
    Julian’s friend Gloria has a brand-new bicycle. She makes riding it look easy, but Julian is scared. Bicycles are shiny, whizzing, wobbly things. And he’s not ready to ride one. But he can’t tell Gloria he’s scared, so he tells a fib instead. He almost gets away with it . . . until the fib backfires and he’s got an even bigger problem! 

    “This is a perfectly constructed young reader, with neat turns in the plot, a loving family, and engaging dialogue.” —Kirkus Reviews

    A Library of Congress Children’s Book of the Year

    About Julian’s Glorious Summer

    Bestselling classic The Stories Julian Tells was just the beginning! Get ready for more of Julian’s wonderful imagination in the Julian’s World chapter book series!  

    Julian isn’t afraid of lions or tigers, but he is scared of . . . bicycles?
     
    Julian’s friend Gloria has a brand-new bicycle. She makes riding it look easy, but Julian is scared. Bicycles are shiny, whizzing, wobbly things. And he’s not ready to ride one. But he can’t tell Gloria he’s scared, so he tells a fib instead. He almost gets away with it . . . until the fib backfires and he’s got an even bigger problem! 

    “This is a perfectly constructed young reader, with neat turns in the plot, a loving family, and engaging dialogue.” —Kirkus Reviews

    A Library of Congress Children’s Book of the Year

    Also by Ann Cameron

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    The Stories Huey Tells
    The Most Beautiful Place in the World
    See all books by Ann Cameron

    Also by Ann Cameron

    Colibri
    Gloria's Way
    The Kidnapped Prince
    The Stories Huey Tells
    The Most Beautiful Place in the World
    See all books by Ann Cameron

    About Ann Cameron

    Ann Cameron was born in Rice Lake, Wisconsin. She earned a BA with honors from Radcliffe College in Massachusetts in 1965, where she studied poetry with Robert Lowell and R. S. Fitzgerald. She earned a master’s degree at the Iowa… More about Ann Cameron

    About Ann Cameron

    Ann Cameron was born in Rice Lake, Wisconsin. She earned a BA with honors from Radcliffe College in Massachusetts in 1965, where she studied poetry with Robert Lowell and R. S. Fitzgerald. She earned a master’s degree at the Iowa… More about Ann Cameron

    Product Details

    Category: Children’s Chapter Books

    Paperback | $6.99
    Published by Random House Books for Young Readers
    Sep 12, 1987 | 80 Pages | 5-3/16 x 7-5/8 | 6-9 years | ISBN 9780394891170

    Category: Children’s Chapter Books

    Ebook | $6.99
    Published by Random House Books for Young Readers
    Sep 28, 2011 | 80 Pages | 6-9 years | ISBN 9780307800183

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    Praise

    "Librarians wanting stories with black protagonists will especially welcome this."–Booklist.

    "When his best friend, Gloria, gets a new bike, Julian (7) is dismayed: he doesn’t want to learn to ride, because he’s afraid of falling. In a satisfying conclusion, Julian gets his own bike as a reward for considerable labor, and then learns what fun it can be to ride. This is a perfectly constructed young reader, with neat turns in the plot, a loving family, and engaging dialogue."–(pointer) Kirkus.

    “Cameron has done an excellent job of portraying children’s fears and their desire to hide them. . . . [A] superb choice for readers going from easy readers to chapter books.”–School Library Journal

    Awards

    Library of Congress Children’s Books of the Year WINNER 1987

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