Middle School: Winter Blunderland

SKU: 9781529120097
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Ages 9–12

Middle School: Winter Blunderland

SKU: 9781529120097
Author: James Patterson
Paperback·Ages 9-12·Children's Fiction

Sometimes middle school feels like a dangerous mission in the cold, unforgiving tundra. Sometimes it literally is. Will Rafe survive his most (frost)biting adventure yet?

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Sometimes middle school feels like a dangerous mission in the cold, unforgiving tundra. Sometimes it literally is. Will Rafe survive his most (frost)biting adventure yet? Things heat up at Hills Village Middle School when Rafe gets an invitation from Dr. Daria Deerwin to join a research study on polar bears. How many times in life do you get a chance to come face-to-face with a real polar bear in the wild? Rafe is ready to find out! Alaska is pinkie-freezing, hair-freezing, snot-freezing cold, but Rafe might be headed for a meltdown. He's spending every waking moment with Penelope, who he definitely has a crush on, and a polar bear Dr. Deerwin is tracking goes missing...with poachers on the tundra. It's up to Rafe, Penelope, and their new friends to save the day in Rafe's coolest adventure yet.

Book details

Format
Paperback
Reading age
9-12
Pages
256
Publisher
Penguin Random House
Published
10 November 2022
Language
English
ISBN
9781529120097

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ABOUT JAMES PATTERSON

James Patterson, born on March 22, 1947, in Newburgh, New York, is an internationally renowned author and philanthropist. With a degree in English from Manhattan College and a Master's degree from Vanderbilt University, Patterson initially pursued a career in advertising before transitioning to writing full-time.

He is celebrated for creating iconic characters such as Alex Cross, Michael Bennett, and the Women's Murder Club series. Patterson's prolific body of work spans thrillers, mysteries, young adult fiction, and children's books, often collaborating with co-authors to bring his stories to life.

Patterson holds the record for the most #1 New York Times bestsellers, with over 110 books topping the list. His incredible success has led to over 425 million copies sold worldwide, making him one of the most successful authors of all time.

In recognition of his literary achievements, Patterson has received numerous prestigious awards, including the Edgar Award, the International Thriller of the Year Award, and the Children's Choice Book Award.

Beyond his writing, Patterson is deeply committed to promoting literacy and education. He has donated millions to support bookstores, libraries, and reading initiatives. Notably, he established the James Patterson Teacher Education Scholarship at Appalachian State University and personally funds scholarships for teachers across the country.

James Patterson's dedication to storytelling and his unwavering support for education make him a true literary icon and a champion for readers and educators alike.