Callie's mother has chained herself to the neighbour's tree and is living inside the treehouse. She refuses to come down until Mr.Wilson agrees to leave the tree standing. Soon reporters arrive to interview Callie about her mother's protest. More chaos when her grandmother and her friends try to help! Ages 10+.
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"This humourous and inventive story is full of wit..." (CM Magazine 20080615)
"The storyline is fast-paced and interesting while being written at a readability level which will appeal to those who struggle with reading." (Resource Links )
"By dealing with issues such as activism, environmentalism and conflict resolution, Ann Walsh has crafted a thoughtful novel that will appeal to readers both younger and older than its intended age group." (Canadian Children's Book News )
"...an amusing and engaging novel...Recommended." (Canadian Book Review Annual )
"The storyline is fast-paced and interesting while being written at a readability level which will appeal to those who struggle with reading." (Resource Links )
"By dealing with issues such as activism, environmentalism and conflict resolution, Ann Walsh has crafted a thoughtful novel that will appeal to readers both younger and older than its intended age group." (Canadian Children's Book News )
"...an amusing and engaging novel...Recommended." (Canadian Book Review Annual )
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Why did everyone keep asking me how I felt? How did they expect me to feel? I felt rotten. I felt worried. I felt scared.
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Scared about her falling and hurting herself.
And very very scared about what my friends would say when they found out what was going on.
How did I feel? What a dumb question.
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