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Fred and the Mysterious Letter
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Fred and the Mysterious Letter

By Marie-Danielle Croteau, Illustrated by Bruno St-Aubin, Translated by Sarah Cummins

$5.95 Paperback
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Series: Formac First Novels

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When Fred gets a letter from his friend Lola, object of his secret crush, he is too excited to open the letter immediately. Unfortunately his cat Ric shreds the letter before Fred can read it and he cannot make sense of it when he tries to put it back together. His grandmother offers to help him unravel the mystery and puts his hopes and dreams back together.
This story of hope and perseverance is also one of quirky humour.

"Bruno St-Aubin's illustrations are delightful and are perfect for a first novel..."

- Lisa O'Hara Canadian Review of Materials

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Publication Details:

Binding: Paperback, 64 pages
Publication Date: 18th October 2005
ISBN: 9780887806889
Format: 7in x 4.25in
black and white illustrations

Previous Editions: (show)
Publication Date: 1st November 2005
ISBN: 9780887806896
Binding: Hardback

BISAC Code:  JUV019000, JUV045000
Imprint: Formac

Interest age: From 6 To 9
Lexile Reading Level: 720

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"young readers will appreciate the accessible text, action-filled black-and-white illustrations and discrete chapters that end on suspenseful notes" — Kirkus Reviews

First Novels are humorous, easy-to-read novels that encourage children to begin reading on their own. The series features vibrant, loveable characters, age-appropriate plots and lively illustrations. The books deal with themes kids face every day such as teasing, friendship, competition and multiculturalism.