16811 df54583e-f94e-4471-bd92-d28b7b267118 Girls Don't Have Cooties Nancy Krulik John Wendy calibre (0.8.24) [http://calibre-ebook.com] 2002-11-11T10:00:00+00:00 <h3>From School Library Journal</h3><p>Grade 2-4-Another installment in a series about a third grader who is periodically transformed into someone else. When a classmate schedules a girls-only slumber party, the boys declare war, and Katie's two best friends are on opposite sides of the gender gap. So, when the "magic wind" turns her into a boy, she tries to reconcile the feuding parties, but her interference only seems to make matters worse. It takes a lost puppy and a determined team effort to bring the friends back together. The fantasy element adds a touch of humor to the familiar boy-girl conflict and the dialogue has an authentic playground ring. The drawings are reminiscent of comic-book art or those 1970s paintings of children with large eyes. Transitional readers will enjoy the humor and appreciate the satisfying triumph of friendship over gender roles.<br /><em>Elaine E. Knight, Lincoln Elementary Schools, IL</em><br />Copyright 2003 Reed Business Information, Inc. </p><h3>Product Description</h3><p>Katie has plans to go to Suzanne's all-girl sleepover party, but Jeremy wants her to ride the hot new rollercoaster. Annoyed, Jeremy and the other boys from Class 3A decide that all girls have cooties. When Katie finds herself in Jeremy's shoes-literally-she tries to reunite the boys and girls. Will Katie's plan work? Or will it just be one big mess? </p> Grosset & Dunlap B002WPFHCW 0448427052 eng Children's Books.3-5