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I Want to Go Home! by Gordon Korman · Booklabria

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I Want to Go Home!

Children's fictionBoys

I Want to Go Home!

Name: I Want to Go Home!
Author: Gordon Korman

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First published: 1981
Language: English
Editions: 8

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Rudy Miller has tons of ideas on how to escape the camp he's been sent to "for his own good." The problem is - none of them work. Rudy teams up with Mike Webster, a quiet guy who's almost as happy to be there as Rudy is, and many "great escapes" are carefully planned and hilariously attempted. Chip, their counselor and nemesis, is just as determined to keep them there as they are to leave.

Subjects: Children's fiction
Boys
Children's literature
Camping
Time: 1980s
Characters: Psmith

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