Maxi's Secrets
By Lynn Plourde
By Lynn Plourde
By Lynn Plourde
By Lynn Plourde
By Lynn Plourde
Read by Maxwell Glick
By Lynn Plourde
Read by Maxwell Glick
Category: Children's Middle Grade Books
Category: Children's Middle Grade Books
Category: Audiobooks | Children's Middle Grade Books
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$8.99
Aug 01, 2017 | ISBN 9780399545689 | Middle Grade (10 and up)
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Aug 23, 2016 | ISBN 9780399545696 | Middle Grade (10 and up)
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Nov 13, 2018 | ISBN 9781984840219 | Middle Grade (10 and up)
339 Minutes
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Praise
“The secrets are little gems, providing food for thought . . . The characters are fully developed, and the delicate subjects of bullying and disabilities are dealt with deftly and with humor. The story would make a great read-aloud, as Plourde has created humorous and believable characters that readers will be cheering for . . . Will have wide appeal to dog lovers and those looking for a feel-good tale of overcoming adversity.”—School Library Journal
“Plourde’s skillful blend of humor, pathos, and wisdom creates a story that begs to be shared with middle-grade students, who will fall in love with a deaf dog, her steadfast owner, and the rest of the characters who populate the novel . . . A story of love and friendship that deserves to join the ranks of other unforgettable canines and their owners.”—Booklist
“Timminy is a funny, personable narrator . . . A hopeful, satisfying conclusion. Bullying and disabilities are handled honestly . . . Perfect for reading aloud, any middle-level or younger student, especially dog lovers, will adore this humorous, heartwarming story of overcoming adversity.”—Voice of Youth Advocates
“Timminy’s coping strategies could help readers dealing with the loss of a pet . . . This earnest boy-and-his-dog tale makes a strong case for Secret No. 11: ‘There’s nothing so bad in the world that dog kisses won’t make it better.’”—Kirkus Reviews
“Plourde clearly shows Maxi’s remarkable influence on the lives of Timminy, his family, and his friends. This story is a tender reminder that perceived shortcomings don’t define us and that the power of friendship can’t be underestimated.”—Publishers Weekly
Awards
Florida Sunshine State Young Reader’s Award AWARD
Kentucky Bluegrass Award AWARD
Maine Student Book Award AWARD
Missouri Mark Twain Award AWARD
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