See You Around, Sam!
“See You Around, Sam!” by Lois Lowry is a juvenile fiction book published by Houghton in 1996. This edition, part of the X-Library series, spans 113 pages and is presented in English. The story follows Sam Krupnik, who, frustrated with his mother’s refusal to allow him to wear his new plastic fangs at home, decides to run away, setting the stage for a humorous and poignant exploration of childhood emotions.
Readers will find a narrative rich in both humor and pathos, making it suitable for young listeners transitioning to chapter books. The book captures the essence of childhood dilemmas and friendships, with common threads woven throughout the story. This engaging tale invites readers to connect with Sam’s experiences and emotions, providing a relatable glimpse into the world of boys and men.
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Sam Krupnik, mad at his mother because she won’t let him wear his newly acquired plastic fangs in the house, decides to run away. “This is a perfect choice for introducing young listeners to chapter books as common threads are carried throughout, and both humor and pathos are abundant. Long-time friends of the Krupniks will sink their teeth into this latest installment with relish. Fangs alot, Lois Lowry!” –School Library Journal, starred review
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