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Final Cut

Final Cut

Marty Chan (Author) See More (7)
Hi-Lo
Top Grade Books
Orca Anchor
FICTION
Humorous | Performing Arts | Social Themes
General , Film , Bullying
Orca Book Publishers
8 - 12
12 -

PDF [Fixed Format]
9781459834194
$8.99 CADAvailable
English
08/16/2022

EPUB [reflow]
9781459834200
$8.99 CADAvailable
English
08/16/2022

Paperback
9781459834187
$10.95 CADAvailable
English
08/16/2022

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Description


Mason has been picked on at school for as long as he can remember and he’s tired of it.

He is happy that his family is moving and that he will never have to go to this school ever again. On his last day, Mason, a budding filmmaker, decides to get the ultimate revenge on the two worst bullies. He films them and then edits the footage to humiliate them. But then the plan takes on a life of its own. The video goes viral and the two bullies become the butt of everyone's jokes. Furious, they are determined to get even and Mason must run like his life depends on it. And it just might.

The epub edition of this title is fully accessible.

Marty Chan

Author Bio


Marty Chan is an award-winning author of dozens of books for kids, including Kung Fu Master, Willpower, Haunted Hospital and Kylie the Magnificent in the Orca Currents line and Final Cut in the Orca Anchor line. He tours schools and libraries across Canada, using storytelling, stage magic and improv to ignite a passion for reading in kids. He lives in Edmonton.

Prizes


  • CCBC Best Books for Kids & TeensCommended 2023
  • Top Grade: CanLit for the ClassroomCommended 2022
  • Junior Library Guild (JLG) Gold Standard SelectionCommended 2022

Review Quotes


“Lighthearted fun will keep the pages turning...A readable and relatable work for reluctant readers, with a small dose of wish fulfillment.”  — Kirkus Reviews
“A page turner with a theme that will resonate with its intended audience...This contemporary, action-packed story will be welcome in schools and public libraries looking to reach out to this population. Recommended.”  — CM: Canadian Review of Materials
“Has enough twists and near-misses to maintain engagement.”  — School Library Journal