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Last-But-Not-Least Lola Going Green

By Christine Pakkala
Illustrated by Paul Hoppe

By Christine Pakkala
Illustrated by Paul Hoppe

By Christine Pakkala
Illustrated by Paul Hoppe

By Christine Pakkala
Illustrated by Paul Hoppe

By Christine Pakkala
Illustrated by Paul Hoppe

By Christine Pakkala
Illustrated by Paul Hoppe

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Paperback $9.99

Sep 01, 2014 | ISBN 9781629791135 | 7-10 years

Hardcover $15.95

Sep 01, 2013 | ISBN 9781590789353 | 7-10 years

Ebook $8.99

Oct 03, 2014 | ISBN 9781629792903 | 7-10 years

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    About Last-But-Not-Least Lola Going Green

    Perfect for fans of Beverly Cleary’s “Ramona” and Ivy & Bean, here is a laugh-out-loud, heartwarming, and intensely satisfying story about the importance of friendship and creative problem-solving. The first in a series!

    Lola Zuckerman hates being last for everything. If only she were Lola Adams or Lola Appleby or anything but Z for Zuckerman. And she is having a particularly hard time right now. Her best friend Amanda Anderson is now her ex-best friend. Her grandparents have moved back to Texas, and her mother is launching a new career. Why is everything always changing? What would make things much, much better is if Lola were to win the Going-Green Contest at school and beat Amanda Anderson, who is determined to win first place too. How can Lola, who is always last, prove that she’s not least?

    About Last-But-Not-Least Lola Going Green

    Lola Zuckerman is always last—ding-dong, Z-for-Zuckerman last. What this means, of course, is that Lola has to win first place in her class’s “Going Green” contest. And she’ll need to beat Amanda Anderson—always first, and more importantly, her ex-best-friend! In this laugh-out-loud story with unforgettable characters—the first in an ongoing series about Lola’s travails—Lola’s out to prove that while she may be last, she is certainly not least!

    About Last-But-Not-Least Lola Going Green

    Lola Zuckerman is always last—ding-dong, Z-for-Zuckerman last. What this means, of course, is that Lola has to win first place in her class’s “Going Green” contest. And she’ll need to beat Amanda Anderson—always first, and more importantly, her ex-best-friend! In this laugh-out-loud story with unforgettable characters—the first in an ongoing series about Lola’s travails—Lola’s out to prove that while she may be last, she is certainly not least!

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    About Christine Pakkala

    Christine Pakkala grew up in Idaho and studied English and Journalism at the University of Idaho before heading east to attend the Iowa Writers Workshop (MFA, Poetry Writing, 1993). She was a Fulbright Scholar in 1994 in Helsinki, Finland, where… More about Christine Pakkala

    About Paul Hoppe

    Paul Hoppe is a New York-based illustrator, designer, and author who enjoys venturing into a variety of fields. He works in Editorial Illustration, Children’s Books, Comics, Advertising, Graphic Design, and in the summers he teaches at the School of Visual… More about Paul Hoppe

    About Christine Pakkala

    Christine Pakkala grew up in Idaho and studied English and Journalism at the University of Idaho before heading east to attend the Iowa Writers Workshop (MFA, Poetry Writing, 1993). She was a Fulbright Scholar in 1994 in Helsinki, Finland, where… More about Christine Pakkala

    About Paul Hoppe

    Paul Hoppe is a New York-based illustrator, designer, and author who enjoys venturing into a variety of fields. He works in Editorial Illustration, Children’s Books, Comics, Advertising, Graphic Design, and in the summers he teaches at the School of Visual… More about Paul Hoppe

    About Christine Pakkala

    Christine Pakkala grew up in Idaho and studied English and Journalism at the University of Idaho before heading east to attend the Iowa Writers Workshop (MFA, Poetry Writing, 1993). She was a Fulbright Scholar in 1994 in Helsinki, Finland, where… More about Christine Pakkala

    About Paul Hoppe

    Paul Hoppe is a New York-based illustrator, designer, and author who enjoys venturing into a variety of fields. He works in Editorial Illustration, Children’s Books, Comics, Advertising, Graphic Design, and in the summers he teaches at the School of Visual… More about Paul Hoppe

    Product Details

    Category: Children’s Books

    Paperback | $9.99
    Published by Astra Young Readers
    Sep 01, 2014 | 192 Pages | 5-1/2 x 7-1/4 | 7-10 years | ISBN 9781629791135

    Category: Children’s Books

    Hardcover | $15.95
    Published by Astra Young Readers
    Sep 01, 2013 | 192 Pages | 5-1/2 x 7-1/4 | 7-10 years | ISBN 9781590789353

    Category: Children’s Books

    Ebook | $8.99
    Published by Astra Young Readers
    Oct 03, 2014 | 192 Pages | 7-10 years | ISBN 9781629792903

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    Praise

    ★ ”In school, when your surname begins with ‘Z,’ it means being last at everything. . . . But Lola Zuckerman’s desire to go to the head of her class is the focus of this winning, environmentally themed book. . . . The characters are fully developed, each with their own delightful quirks. . . . Children will root for Lola as she tries to mend fences, save the planet, and come out on top. The lessons of recycling are creatively explored, showing readers big and small ways to help our planet. Those who have enjoyed ‘Clementine’ will welcome this contemporary tale as it tackles family, competition, friendship, and the environment. . . . A great choice for early chapter-book readers.” —School Library Journal

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