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Bus to the Badlands

Bus to the Badlands

Margriet Ruurs (Author) See More (4)
Claudia Dávila (Illustrator) See More (5)
CELA Library
JUVENILE FICTION
Animals | Science & Nature | Travel
Dinosaurs & Prehistoric Creatures , General
Orca Book Publishers
1 - 3
6 - 8

PDF [Fixed Format]
9781459816718
$5.99 CAD
English
09/11/2018

EPUB [reflow]
9781459816725
$5.99 CAD
English
09/11/2018

Paperback
9781459816701
$6.95 CAD
English
09/11/2018

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Description


Josh, Mark, Angela and their friends have been waiting for years to go on the class trip to Drumheller, Alberta.

Now they are finally the oldest kids at Pleasant Valley grade school and can get excited about the overnight outing. But first, they have a lot of learn about what they'll see in the dinosaur capital of the world. And they have to raise money for all the pizza they are going to eat on the trip! Once they finally get going, a frightening encounter with a slithery serpent leads to an amazing discovery. One that might be even better than all-you-can-eat deep dish!

The epub edition of this title is fully accessible.

Claudia Dávila Margriet Ruurs

Author Bio


Margriet Ruurs is an avid traveler and has shared her 35 books with children all over the world. She lives in Salt Spring Island, British Columbia.

Claudia Dávila writes, illustrates and designs books for kids of all ages including Bus to the Badlands and Ghost of the Mill House in the Orca Echoes line. She is passionate about stories and themes that encourage children to be strong, thoughtful, compassionate and responsible people. Claudia lives in Toronto.

Prizes


  • Chocolate Lily Book Awards - Chapter Books / Early NovelsShort-listed 2019

Review Quotes


"The blend of humour and learning makes this a story one that is memorable for both Josh and the reader. Highly Recommended."  — CM: Canadian Review of Materials
"A solid choice for beginning chapter book readers, and will keep them engaged through the lively text with bold, cartoon-like illustrations depicting a diverse group of students. Kids will feel like they are going along for the ride."  — Resource Links