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Me and Rupert Goody by Barbara O’Connor November 21, 2011

Posted by jcarlson in : Family Fiction, Realistic Fiction , trackback

Barbara O’Connor is quickly becoming my favorite author.  Have you read How to Steal a Dog or Greetings from Nowhere?  She wrote these books and many others.  I will warn you about Me and Rupert Goody.  Some of the characters use words that you should never use at school.  They live in a rural area in North Carolina and live a rough life, so it makes sense that they use bad words. 

Jennalee, who is “Me” in the title, spends a lot of time in Uncle Beau’s store.  Beau is not really her uncle, but she loves him. They have a daily routine that begins before school and lasts until dark.  Their routine is interrupted when Rupert Goody shows up.  Jennalee doesn’t want Rupert to stay, but there’s a good reason he’s moved in with Uncle Beau.  Read this book to find out why Rupert arrives and whether Jennalee accepts him.

~Mrs. Carlson~

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