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Editorial Reviews
Maryanne Budetti, M.Ed. Educational Consultant
A vibrant, funny book that captures the essence of ADHD behavior through the captivating Phoebe - a girl who means well, but marches to her own drumbeat.
A vibrant, funny book that captures the essence of ADHD behavior through the captivating Phoebe - a girl who means well, but marches to her own drumbeat.
Phoebe Flower vividly depicts the struggle that is school for kids with ADHD. It's refreshing to hear her declare that she hates school - a sentiment harbored by many children, but rarely allowed expression.
All of the characters are true to life - the perfect sibling, the harried mother - friends and foes alike are fully drawn. This book is a delight.
Paige 4th grader
Dear Mrs. Roberts,
I loved the story you wrote. I brought it in my classroom and we read it. I thought it was awesome, My class liked it and wanted more!! My teacher loved it too. It was very funny. We have a boy in our clasroom named Robbie like the boy in the story. Thank you for sending me the story - our class gave it an A rating. Hope to see you soon.
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