Cannily, Cannily

Cannily, Cannily by Simon French is a 152-page book published by Puffin Books in 1983. This edition is presented in English and follows the story of Trevor Huon, who is accustomed to being an outsider due to his family’s constant relocations for work. Each new town brings a new school, and Trevor has developed his own strategies for adapting to these changes, but this particular experience proves to be different from his previous ones.
Readers will find a narrative that explores themes of adaptation and belonging within the context of Trevor’s unique circumstances. The story delves into his coping mechanisms as he navigates the challenges of fitting in, highlighting the complexities of childhood experiences. With elements of juvenile fiction and a focus on cooking and food, this book offers insights into Trevor’s journey as he confronts the nuances of his ever-changing environment.
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SUMMARY: Trevor Huon is used to being on outsider. His parents are always on the move, chasing work from town to town. Each new town means a new school and he has his own way of coping and fitting into each new situation, but this time is different.
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