Book Information

Series: Formac First Novels
Imprint: Formac Publishing Company Limited
Publication Date: 1 September 2011
Copyright Year: 2011
ISBN: 9780887804281
Page Count: 58
Dimensions: 4.25" x 7"
Interest ages: 5-10

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Maddie in Trouble

Name: Maddie in Trouble
SKU: 9780887804281
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by Louise Leblanc

illustrated by Marie-Louise Gay

translated by Sarah Cummins

Patrick wants to be the leader of Maddie's gang. What can Maddie do?

Maddie's not happy with the start of the new school year--she's got a new teacher with an eagle-eye, and her rival Patrick wants to take over her gang. Big, tough Patrick challenges Maddie to a fight. Maddie knows she can't win that way, so she talks to her grandmother, who suggests she challenge Patrick--to an election.
When their try at democracy falls apart, Patrick suggests a contest with a very risky goal. Soon Maddie finds herself in very deep trouble, and her grandmother is the only one who can get her out of it.
Maddie in Trouble is the story of a girl who learns to do the right thing, the hard way.

About the Authors

Louise Leblanc

LOUISE LEBLANC is an award-winning novelist and childrens writer. A native of Montreal she worked as a teacher a model an actress and a dancer before establishing her full-time writing career in 1985. Her Maddie books have appeared in French English Spanish and Danish editions.'

Marie-Louise Gay

MARIE-LOUISE GAY has won awards, including the Governor Generals Award for her children's book illustrations.'

Sarah Cummins

Reviews

"This is the seventh instalment in the Maddie series by award-winning author, Louise Leblanc. Every Maddie story has a moral lining, and Leblanc is very good at getting her message across while making readers laugh. Comical black-and-white line drawings complement the text perfectly. Highly recommended."

Steve Pitt, Canadian Book Review Annual