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Act Normal and Don't Tell Anyone That Christmas Is Early — Christian Darkin
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Published:
Dec-2014 -
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Main Genre:
General Fiction -
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66 -
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Act Normal! - the bestselling series of children's chapter books for girls and boys (ages 5-9).
Learn about global warming and the melting ice-caps with Jenny and Adam…
Jenny is a clever and funny girl, who does things her own way - Now, she has worked something out, and it's not good news...
The melting ice-caps meant that the bluebells came out 3 weeks early this year, and so did the butterflies. So by her calculations, Santa Claus will be early too. Unless she acts now, Christmas this year will fall on 4th December, and Father Christmas will be very confused!
There's only one answer - make a new ice-cap in the school library, and then ACT NORMAL and hope nobody notices. The plan goes pretty well until somebody makes the fateful decision to turn the heating on…
With everyone trapped in a school filled with water, Jenny needs a submarine and a guiding angel but where will she find them?
Read the book to find out…
Learn about global warming and the melting ice-caps with Jenny and Adam…
Jenny is a clever and funny girl, who does things her own way - Now, she has worked something out, and it's not good news...
The melting ice-caps meant that the bluebells came out 3 weeks early this year, and so did the butterflies. So by her calculations, Santa Claus will be early too. Unless she acts now, Christmas this year will fall on 4th December, and Father Christmas will be very confused!
There's only one answer - make a new ice-cap in the school library, and then ACT NORMAL and hope nobody notices. The plan goes pretty well until somebody makes the fateful decision to turn the heating on…
With everyone trapped in a school filled with water, Jenny needs a submarine and a guiding angel but where will she find them?
Read the book to find out…
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