Títol :	Rascal
Tipus de document :	text imprès
Autors :	Sterling North
Editorial :	New York, Sydney... : Scholastic Group
Data de publicació :	1991
Nombre de pàgines :	181 p.
ll. :	il.
Dimensions :	20 cm
ISBN/ISSN/DL :	05090446711
Idioma :	Anglès (eng)
Classificació :	JN Narrativa juvenil
Resum :	Skunks, woodchucks, a crow named Poe, an absent-minded father, aneighteen foot, half-finished canoe in the living room—welcome to the North home! Nothing's surprising at the North residence. Not even eleven-year-old Sterling's new pet raccoon. Rascal is only a baby when young Sterling brings him home to join his unusual family. The mischievous raccoon and Sterling are partners and best friends for a perfect year of adventure—swimming, fishing, exploring the countryside together—until the spring day when everything suddenly changes and Sterling realizes he must let Rascal go. This heartwarming and delightful memoir of a boy's friendship with a wild animal, and his growing awareness of the world around him, has become a treasured classic. Rascal has taken his place among literature's most captivating and endearing animals.

Rascal [text imprès] / Sterling North . - New York, Sydney... : Scholastic Group, 1991 . - 181 p. : il. ; 20 cm.
ISSN : 05090446711
Idioma : Anglès (eng)

Classificació :

JN Narrativa juvenil

Resum :

Skunks, woodchucks, a crow named Poe, an absent-minded father, aneighteen foot, half-finished canoe in the living room—welcome to the North home! Nothing's surprising at the North residence. Not even eleven-year-old Sterling's new pet raccoon. Rascal is only a baby when young Sterling brings him home to join his unusual family. The mischievous raccoon and Sterling are partners and best friends for a perfect year of adventure—swimming, fishing, exploring the countryside together—until the spring day when everything suddenly changes and Sterling realizes he must let Rascal go. This heartwarming and delightful memoir of a boy's friendship with a wild animal, and his growing awareness of the world around him, has become a treasured classic. Rascal has taken his place among literature's most captivating and endearing animals.