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Nobody Listens to Me by Leslie Davis Guccione · Booklabria

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Nobody Listens to Me

Nobody Listens to Me

Name: Nobody Listens to Me
Author: Leslie Davis Guccione

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First published: 1991

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Mendy loves spending time with her father, enjoying his whale-watching excursions off the coast of Cape Cod. But a newspaper article attacking whale-watching and the death of her favorite humpback whale change Mendy's mind. She begins a campaign to end the excursions, pitting herself against the whole town . . . and her own father.--Goodreads

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Format: Paperback
Publishers: Scholastic Inc · Scholastic Paperbacks
Published: Jul 1991
Edition: First Printing ed.
Pages: 167
Language: English
Series: Apple Fiction 43166-4 [$2.75 US - $3.95 CAN]
ISBN-13: 978-0590431064
ISBN-10: 0590431064
Dimensions: 7.5 x 5.25 x .25 inches

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