Harry and Clare's Amazing Staycation
by Ted Staunton
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Pub Date Feb 07 2017 | Archive Date Feb 07 2017
Penguin Random House Canada | Tundra Books
Description
Harry and Clare are stuck at home for their spring break. No exotic locations, no plane trips, no exciting plans. So they make their own fun: the living room becomes Mars, the diving board at the pool becomes a pirate's plank and the local playground where the man-eating octopus lives. The trouble is, older sister Clare is the one making all the rules, and that means deciding on the game AND eating all the food. But Harry has a plan to turn the tables... if he can just keep his snacks out of the Abominable Snowman's clutches!
Available Editions
| EDITION | Other Format |
| ISBN | 9781770498273 |
| PRICE | CA$22.99 (CAD) |
| PAGES | 32 |
Average rating from 16 members
Featured Reviews
Carla J, Reviewer
This is a fun book about imagination, siblings and their rank in the family, as well as making the best of a situation. Fun illustrations accompany the text about Harry and Clare and how they spend their spring break.
Harry and Clare are stuck at home for their vacation. Not only are they not going anywhere, but it is raining. Not a problem for these two imaginative children. The living room becomes Mars, the diving board at the pool becomes a pirate's plank and the local playground becomes the ocean where the man-eating octopus lives. the problem is that Clare, being older, thinks she is in charge. She decides what they are going to play, how they are going to do it as well as tricking Harry out of all his snacks. Harry, being a bright young man, comes up with an idea to turn the tables on Clare. This would be a great book to read to students just before spring and winter break. Parents could read it as well if their children are complaining about nothing to do and that they are bored. A fun read.
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