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Phoebe by Marilyn Kaye · Booklabria

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Phoebe

Children's fictionGirls

Phoebe

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First published: 1987
Language: English
Editions: 3

Synopsis

Arriving home from summer camp, eleven-year-old Phoebe disappointedly finds everything has changed--the living room furniture is new, her mother has a job, and her best friends have become interested in boys--and then she begins to grow up in her own way when she leads a protest against book banning in the library.

Subjects: Children's fiction
Girls
Censorship

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