Addie Meets Max

Addie Meets Max by Joan Robins, published by Harper & Row in 1985, is a children’s book that spans 31 pages and is presented in English. The story follows Addie, who is initially apprehensive about the new boy next door, Max, and his intimidating dog. Despite her reluctance, circumstances lead to an unexpected lunch invitation, setting the stage for a journey of discovery and understanding.
Readers will find that the narrative explores themes of friendship and new experiences as Addie navigates her feelings towards Max and his dog. The book features engaging three-color illustrations that complement the story, making it accessible for beginner readers. Through Addie’s interactions, the book addresses social themes relevant to young audiences, encouraging them to reflect on their own experiences with new acquaintances.
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Addie doesn’t like the new boy next door. He has a big, scary dog that barks at her, and when he collides into her with his bicycle, she wishes he’d move to the moon. But he won’t, and Addie’s mom has already asked him over for lunch. Three-color illustrations.
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