Not-just-any novel, Byars's latest races without pause between hilarious, suspenseful and touching crises. Rogers's drawings are fine but almost unneeded; every scene is vividly described from the moment Maggie and Vern await their little brother Junior's flight from the barn on his handmade wings/5(23). · The first book in the beloved series by the Newbery Medal–winning author “races without pause between hilarious, suspenseful and touching crises” (Publishers Weekly).\n\n Newbery Award–winning author Betsy Byars’s heartwarming and timeless books about the irrepressible Blossom family are back. In this introduction to the one-of-a-kind clan, Pap, the Blossoms’ grandfather, has. The Not Just Anybody Family Betsy Cromer Byars, Author, Jacqueline Rogers, Illustrator Delacorte Press Books for Young Readers $ (p) ISBN More By and About This Author.
Another wonderfully ebullient tale from Byars about ordinary children whose courage and perseverance lead them into astonishing situations. Byars neatly weaves the threads of four experiences into one lively plot. We first meet little Junior Blossom on the barn roof; he is planning to fly with the aid of wings tied on by his taunting siblings, Veto and Maggie, and a considerable imagination. The Not-Just-Anybody Family. Betsy Byars. • 2 Ratings; $; Newbery Award-winning author Betsy Byars's heartwarming and timeless books about the irrepressible Blossom family are back. In this introduction to the one-of-a-kind clan, Pap, the Blossoms' grandfather, has landed himself in jail for disturbing the peace. Even though. Editions for The Not-Just-Anybody Family: (Paperback published in ), (Paperback published in ), (Kindle Edition published i.
The Blossom family are pretty unique with a boy trying to fly, another attempting a jail break-in and a girl who insists on wearing cowboy boots at all times. The kids are left to fend for themselves while the adults are working out their own challenges. About The Not-Just-Anybody Family. When Junior Blossom wakes up in the hospital, his last memory is of crouching on the barn roof with cloth wings tied to his arms, and of Maggie and Vern in the yard below, urging him to fly. That had been just before Junior spotted a police car approaching the farm in a cloud of dust. Not-just-any novel, Byars's latest races without pause between hilarious, suspenseful and touching crises. Rogers's drawings are fine but almost unneeded; every scene is vividly described from the moment Maggie and Vern await their little brother Junior's flight from the barn on his handmade wings.
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