Pick n Mix (Frankie Foster, Book 2)
By (Author) Jean Ure
Book 2
HarperCollins Publishers
HarperCollins
27th September 2011
7th July 2011
United Kingdom
Children
Fiction
Childrens / Teenage fiction: School stories
Childrens / Teenage personal and social topics: Self-awareness and self-esteem
823.914
Paperback
240
Width 129mm, Height 198mm, Spine 16mm
180g
The second fantastic book about ten-year-old FRANKIE FOSTER the girl who wants to help, but ends up causing chaos!
Frankie Foster loves fixing people's problems. Her help might not always be welcome and she might cause the odd total disaster but Frankie always fixes things. Eventually!
When Frankies mum agrees to have a friends daughter to stay for a fortnight, it falls on Frankies shoulders to look after Amelia. Having another girl share her broom cupboard of a bedroom is one thing, but wherever Amelia goes, trouble seems to follow, however hard Frankie tries to keep her out of it!
Frankie certainly gets more than she bargains for with Amelia, but in typical Frankie fashion, she soon realises how being different is no bad thing and learns some important lessons along the way like the true meaning of friendship and how to keep life sweet!
Heres just a sample of what children are saying about Frankie Foster:
"Amazing! Full of shocks and surprises on every page!"
Beth, age 9
"Fizzy Pop was so exciting, I couldn't put it down!"
Emily, age 11
"Frankie Foster steps out of the pages of this spell-binding book and comes to life."
Imogen, age 12
"Jean Ures books are funny, funky, feisty and fantastic reads!" Jacqueline Wilson
Praise for Passion Flower:
A funny and realistic read we loved it. Mizz
Praise for Pumpkin Pie:
The heroine I've been waiting for. Times
Praise for Shrinking Violet:
Excellent for any nine-up and will almost certainly lead to an addiction to Ure. The Observer
Praise for Becky Bananas:
The writing transcends any trace of heaviness. The Guardian
Jean Ure has written over sixty books for children and young people. She is a vegan and committed to animal rights hence her passion for writing about animals. She lives with her husband Leonard and 7 stray dogs and cats in a 300-year-old cottage in Croydon.