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Diary of a Parent Trainer
by Jenny Smith (author)
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Product description
Katie Sutton is an expert on grown-ups. She knows exactly how to get the best out of this bizarre yet common species. So she decides to write a guide to help the world’s long-suffering teenagers do the same – the essential Operating Guide for anyone in possession of a grown-up! But just as Katie thinks she’s got it all sussed, Katie’s mum starts dating the awful Yellow Tie Man. Suddenly, everything is slipping totally out of Katie’s control! For everyone’s sake, Katie needs to use all her expertise to get rid of him – and quick! A witty, quirky and touching first novel from a brand new voice in children’s fiction.
Product Details
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9781407115726
Date published
March 3rd, 2011
Accelerated Reader
AR book level: 5.9; Middle years; 9.0 points
Other details
- 288 pages
Condition
New
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What kids think
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duffybear
on 9 January 2014If you think that this book will give you step by step instructions on how to train your mom or dad, then you are wrong. This book is realistic fiction. I lost interest soon into the book, but finished it anyway.
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CaribbeanCuba
on 14 January 2013This book is great! It is about Katie’s everyday life and problems with adults. I thought this book was funny and easy-to-read.
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monkey00
on 3 March 2011I want this book to find out how to train my parents!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Katherine, Scholastic Staff
on 3 March 2011
Fun and enjoyable read
What a fab idea for a book – how to train your grown ups! Katie is a great character who thinks she has everything sussed. She manipulates her mum and predicts her response to everything so she can get her own way….until Katie’s mum gets a new man and Katie cannot control anything she does! I love Katie’s dilemma between choosing power or her mum’s happiness. A funny and enjoyable read about families and growing up.