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Sticker Girl Rules the School by Janet Tashjian, Inga WilminkISBN: 1627793364
Published by Henry Holt & Company on October 10th 2017
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STICKER GIRL RULES THE SCHOOL
About the Book:
Title: STICKER GIRL RULES THE SCHOOL
Author: Janet Tashijan
Pub. Date: October 10, 2017
Publisher: Henry Holt & Company
Pages: 192
Formats: Hardcover, eBook
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Jump into Book 2 of this magical middle grade adventure series with Sticker Girl Martina Rivera!
Bonus feature: Sticker sheet featuring the magic stickers from Book 2 packaged with the book.
A Chipmunk Ballerina. A Treasure Chest Full of Jewels. A Zombie DJ. These are just a few of the many stickers ready to be peeled off Martina Rivera’s new sticker sheet and come to life in Book 2 of the Sticker Girl series, Sticker Girl Rules the School. With a newfound confidence in hand, Martina is thinking about running for student council. Of course, her rambunctious sticker sidekick Craig―a talking cupcake―thinks this is a great idea and volunteers her to run for class president. As Martina soon discovers, running a campaign is a piece of cake compared to organizing a class trip and managing a horde of unruly stickers determined to create chaos within her group of friends. A magical new adventure awaits with Sticker Girl!
Bonus feature: Sticker sheet featuring the magic stickers from Book 2 packaged with the book!
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MY THOUGHTS
Sticker Girl Continues!
Martina and her friends are back to have another adventure and bring her out of her shell. The girls have discovered a new sticker sheet in the magic toolbox and with luck, Craig the Cupcake is there, so he is the first sticker that Bev and Martina bring to life. Craig again forces Martina to expand her boundaries and become more outgoing by running for president of the school class. With a DJ zombie spinning and a ballerina chipmunk named Walter to bring in some much-prized humor. Of course, the girls are also trying to avoid Martina’s brothers.
This is such a cute series that is perfect for children that are moving on to their first chapter books. Sticker Girl is such a great way to get across important messages about believing in yourself and speaking out when you need to. I think my favorite part was the treasure chest that appeared with real jewels but turned into paste when anyone else handled them.
About Janet:
Janet Tashjian is a middle-grade and young adult novelist who’s been writing books for children for fifteen years. Her first novel Tru Confessions was made into a critically acclaimed Disney TV movie starring Clara Bryant and Shia LaBeouf. The Gospel According to Larry is a cult favorite and Fault Line is taught in many middle and high schools. Her novels My Life As a Book, My Life As a Stuntboy, and My Life As a Cartoonist are all illustrated by her teenage son, Jake. Their collaboration continues with My Life As a Ninja coming April of 2017.
Janet lives with her family in Los Angeles, enjoying her respite from the long Boston winters. When she isn’t writing, she’s rewriting. Learn more about her and all her books at JanetTashjian.com!
Janet has been doing school visits for fifteen years; you can email her at spatulaproductions@mac.com for details.
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Giveaway Details:
3 winners will receive a finished copy of STICKER GIRL RULES THE SCHOOL, US Only.
Tour Schedule:
Week One:
10/2/2017- Once Upon a Twilight– Excerpt
10/3/2017- BookHounds YA– Review
10/4/2017- Rainy Day Reviews– Guest Post
10/5/2017- Little Red Reads– Review
10/6/2017- Margie’s Must Reads– Spotlight
Week Two:
10/9/2017- The Layaway Dragon– Review
10/10/2017- Paulette’s Papers– Excerpt
10/11/2017- Texan Girl Reads –Review
10/12/2017- Daily Waffle– Interview
10/13/2017- Nish Homeschool Blog– Review
Very creative and delightful.
This book sounds like a very fun way to get this author’s message to girls.
???? Sticker Love! Congrats!!
All of my nieces and nephews are sold as soon as you say “Stickers!”
Love the post! This is such a fun and creative idea for a middle grade book! Thanks for sharing!