Fred is a Jack Russell Terrier. He goes places. Usually he takes Ian with him.
Mr. Calloway has been Ian's next-door neighbor Ian's whole life. He has a biscuit in his pocket whenever he's in the yard. Fred has gotten one every time they've walked past. Three years of walks.
Now there's a FOR SALE sign. In three weeks, Mr. Calloway will be gone. Whoever moves in next will be Fred's new back-gate neighbor. They might not know about the biscuits. They might not know about Gerald the cat, or the speed limit sign that's mostly behind a bush, or any of it.
Ian had a plan. His best friend Jade had two instructions. She was very clear about the second one.
Ian followed one of them.
Honestly, Ian: Open House is a chapter book about real estate, back gates, and what happens when a nine-year-old takes his responsibilities as a neighbor very seriously. For readers ages 8–10 who like dogs, evidence, and characters who say what they actually think.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Fred is a Jack Russell Terrier. He goes places. Usually he takes Ian with him. Mr. Calloway has been Ian's next-door neighbor Ian's whole life. He has a biscuit in his pocket whenever he's in the yard. Fred has gotten one every time they've walked past. Three years of walks. Now there's a FOR SALE sign. In three weeks, Mr. Calloway will be gone. Whoever moves in next will be Fred's new back-gate neighbor. They might not know about the biscuits. They might not know about Gerald the cat, or the speed limit sign that's mostly behind a bush, or any of it. Ian had a plan. His best friend Jade had two instructions. She was very clear about the second one. Ian followed one of them. Honestly, Ian: Open House is a chapter book about real estate, back gates, and what happens when a nine-year-old takes his responsibilities as a neighbor very seriously. For readers ages 8-10 who like dogs, evidence, and characters who say what they actually think. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798183873757
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Fred is a Jack Russell Terrier. He goes places. Usually he takes Ian with him. Mr. Calloway has been Ian's next-door neighbor Ian's whole life. He has a biscuit in his pocket whenever he's in the yard. Fred has gotten one every time they've walked past. Three years of walks. Now there's a FOR SALE sign. In three weeks, Mr. Calloway will be gone. Whoever moves in next will be Fred's new back-gate neighbor. They might not know about the biscuits. They might not know about Gerald the cat, or the speed limit sign that's mostly behind a bush, or any of it. Ian had a plan. His best friend Jade had two instructions. She was very clear about the second one. Ian followed one of them. Honestly, Ian: Open House is a chapter book about real estate, back gates, and what happens when a nine-year-old takes his responsibilities as a neighbor very seriously. For readers ages 8-10 who like dogs, evidence, and characters who say what they actually think. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798183873757
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