Addie Meets Max

Addie Meets Max by Joan Robins is a children’s book published by HarperCollins on March 21, 1988. This edition features 32 pages and is presented in English. The story revolves around Addie, who finds herself dealing with a new boy named Max and his large, noisy dog. After an unexpected encounter with Max on his bicycle, Addie wishes he would move far away, but her mother has invited him over for lunch, leaving Addie to navigate her feelings about the situation.
Readers will discover themes of friendship and new experiences as Addie confronts her initial dislike for Max and his dog. The narrative explores social themes relevant to young readers, making it suitable for beginner readers. This engaging tale captures the complexities of childhood interactions and the challenges of accepting new friends, all within a concise format that is perfect for early readers.
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There’s a newboy next door. His name is Max, and he has a huge, noisy dog. He’s already knocked into Addie with his bicycle. Addie wants him to move to the moon — forever! But Mother has asked him over for lunch. What will Addie do?
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