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How I Became a Writer and Oggie Learned to Drive
Janet Taylor Lisle
language (Open Road Media Teen & Tween, Sept. 10, 2013)Winner of Italy’s 2006 Premio Andersen Award: A young writer’s fantasy world becomes dangerously entangled with realityEleven-year-old Archie and his six-year-old brother, Oggie, are constantly going back and forth between their mother’s home and the apartment that their father shares with his girlfriend. To distract Oggie from the turbulence of endlessly bouncing from “Saturn” to “Jupiter” and back again, Archie invents a fantastic story about the Mysterious Mole People. When Oggie’s wallet is stolen by kids from a local gang, Archie tries to retrieve it and becomes increasingly ensnared in the gang’s dangerous activities. Even worse, he soon finds that his fictitious mole story is merging with the darkness of real life in a very frightening way.
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How I Became A Writer & Oggie Learned to Drive
Janet Taylor Lisle
Paperback (Puffin Books, Nov. 10, 2003)When the Night Riders steal his brother's prized possession, it is up to Archie to get it back using his courage and talents as a writer to outwit the culprits. Reprint.
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How I Became a Writer and Oggie Learned to Drive
Janet Taylor Lisle
Hardcover (Philomel Books, April 15, 2002)When the Night Riders steal his brother's prized possession, it is up to Archie to get it back using his courage and talents as a writer to outwit the culprits. Reader's Guide available. 10,000 first printing.
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How I Became a Writer and Oggie Learned to Drive
Janet Taylor Lisle
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How I Became A Writer And Oggie Learned To Drive
Janet Taylor Lisle
School & Library Binding (Turtleback Books, Nov. 10, 2003)FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. When the Night Riders steal Archie's brother Oggie's prized possession, Archie has to get it back. Luckily, Archie is a writer. Not only can he go after Oggie's favorite red wallet, but he can distract Oggie with his Mole People stories while he's doing it.
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How I Became a Writer and Oggie Learned to Drive
Janet Taylor Lisle
(Demco Media, Dec. 1, 2003)As sixth-grader Archie and his six-year-old brother Oggie shuttle back and forth between their separated parents' two homes, Archie tries desperately to take care of Oggie and to pretend that everything is normal.