[PDF.29pc] Teetering (The Real Education of Barnabas Bopwright) (Volume 1)

Teetering (The Real Education of Barnabas Bopwright) (Volume 1)

[PDF.yi01] Teetering (The Real Education of Barnabas Bopwright) (Volume 1)

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 | #6790435 in Books |  2016-10-19 | Original language:English |  9.00 x.98 x6.00l, | File type: PDF | 434 pages

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||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| Part fantasy, part mystery, all fun.|By Ms. T.|This is a great novel for the "tween" age range. It's smarter than the Harry Potter series (and without all the gaping plot holes) but still has that fantastical feel. The shift from the real world to the alternate reality is very simple and leads us down the rabbit hole to watch Barnabus deal with issues like religion and politica| |As a secondary school ELA (English Language Arts) teacher, I can see this book capturing the interest of many of my students. It follows in the long literary tradition of an ordinary young person stumbling into extraordinary events. The book's themes of overco

You think you know the world you live in, but you're wrong. the life of 15 year-old city kid, Barnabas Bopwright, is turned upside down when he discovers a transit map that includes a subway line he's never seen before! The map leads Barnabas deeper and deeper into secrets that have been closely guarded for over a century. Not that his life wasn't already complicated: his beloved big brother is teaching overseas; his family is struggling financially; his childhood friend...

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