Mean Margaret
Mean Margaret by Tor Seidler is a reprint edition published by Harper Collins in December 2001. This 176-page book presents a humorous story that intertwines the lives of a family of pudgy humans named Hubble with a variety of animals, including newlywed woodchucks, a squirrel, a snake, and more, all affected by the antics of a three-year-old named Margaret.
Readers will find a narrative that explores themes of family and social dynamics through the lens of humor. As the story unfolds, it raises questions about Margaret’s behavior and whether she will come to understand the importance of kindness. The book touches on subjects such as juvenile fiction, animals, and social themes, making it a multifaceted read for those interested in lighthearted tales that reflect on family and relationships.
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Question: What do a pair of newlywed woodchucks, a squirrel, a testy snake, a skunk, and a couple of bats have in common with a family of pudgy human beings named Hubble?
Answer: Their lives are all turned topsy-turvy by a tyrannical three-year-old named Margaret.
Question: Will Mean Margaret ever realize that there’s more to life than being nasty to everybody?
Answer: Read this touching comedy and find out.
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An ALA Notable Children’s Book
‘It’s just possible that not since a spider named Charlotte saved a pig named Wilbur has there been a more tender tale of interspecies love and devotion.’ ‘The New York Times Book Review
‘This well-realized fantasy has everything a reader could want: adventure, humor, and style.’ ‘Starred/ALA Booklist
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