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Title: Andy Shane & the Very Bossy Dolores Starbuckle / Andy Shane & the Pumpkin Trick
Author: Jennifer Richard Jacobson
Narrator: Rachael Lillis
Format: Unabridged
Length: 31 mins
Language: English
Release date: 04-07-09
Publisher: Live Oak Media
Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 1 votes
Genres: Kids, Ages 5-7
Publisher's Summary:
In Andy Shane and the Very Bossy Dolores Starbuckle, Andy dreads school, where all Dolores does is tattle on him, correct him, or attempt to outshine him in every area. With Granny's help, however, Andy stands up to Dolores in a way that empowers him and transforms her.
Then, Andy is forced to attend Dolores's birthday party in Andy Shane and the Pumpkin Trick. But when he helps track down the tricksters who broke her prized pumpkins, he discovers that Dolores might not be so bad after all.
With insight and humor, these endearing stories present characters who young readers will easily champion.
Members Reviews:
Great Book Club Book!
The following book review is written by second graders in Ms. Mackâs class:
Andy Shane and the Very Bossy Dolores Starbuckle is written by Jennifer Richard Jacobson. It is about a boy named Andy who does not like school because there is a bossy girl named Dolores Starbuckle. Granny tells him he has to go to school. Then, she comes to school to help him solve the problem. Read this book to find out if Andy and Dolores become friends. We give this book a 1.5 out of five stars because there was not a lot of action and the problem wasn't very major.
By: Henry, Henry, Will and Peyton
"I recommend your brother or sister should read this book because ...
We read this in a 2nd grade classroom book club.
"I recommend your brother or sister should read this book because it has a good message to it." AS
" My favorite part was when Granny Webb was dancing around because I thought it was funny." JCD
A simple tale before your child's sleeping hours!
A good book when you have little time with your child before his/her sleeping hours.
In this story, the parent could point out to their child how Andy had stood up to Dolores and with that a friendship began.
Parents should also take heed on the approach that Granny Webb took. She was tactful in her plot to allow Andy to muster his courage to standup to Dolorus and pulled back when Andy had established his ground.
good book for beginning readers
This is a good book for readers who are becoming independent readers who are not ready for a true chapter book but want a book that is more "grown-up" looking. Treats a common classroom issue in a positive way.
Five Stars
Great