Isbn: 9798194942817 - i didn't order a best friend: a very unscheduled arrival (6 resultados)

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - She did NOT order a best friend.NOTICE OF UNAUTHORIZED DELIVERYITEM RECEIVED: one (1) best friend, unrequested.DELIVERED: Tuesday, by moving truck, to the house next door.DELIVERY METHOD: knocked, then said, 'Hi. I'm Sam. We're best friends now.'INTERVIEW CONDUCTED: none. PAPERWORK FILED: none. WAIT LIST CONSULTED: none.Best friend is a big position. There are steps. There are forms. Sam skipped every single one - two popsicles by lunch, a walkie-talkie by Wednesday, and a whole sidewalk of chalk reading WORLD'S BEST NEIGHBOR, arrow pointing at her house. The spelling is creative.So one very organized girl picks up a ruler and opens an APPOINTMENT BOOK.VISITS: by appointment only. OFFICE HOURS: Tuesdays. Ten minutes.Sam listens to every single word, looks extremely excited about the rules, and books every Tuesday until summer. In purple crayon.FINAL POSTING, taped to the fence in her biggest letters: NO MORE WALK-INS.Sam reads it twice. Then Sam goes home.Tuesday comes. Ten o'clock comes. Ten o'clock goes.STATUS: first no-show in company history.One popsicle is fine. It is half as good.From the creator of I Didn't Order a Baby, I Didn't Order a Monster, I Didn't Order a Kiss, I Didn't Order Grandma, I Didn't Order a Hiccup, I Didn't Order a Cat, I Didn't Order a Substitute, and I Didn't Order Winter comes a ninth deadpan-funny story about a big feeling - this time, the quiet panic of being wanted more than you planned for. It lets a kid put a friendship through proper channels, takes her paperwork completely seriously, and then hands her a marker and one word she needs to cross out.Perfect for: - Kids ages 4-8 who like to know exactly who is coming over and when- Slow-to-warm kids, new neighbors, and anyone who has been befriended without being consulted- Moving-day, new-house, and first-week-of-anything gifts- Read-alouds with one deadpan narrator and one relentlessly cheerful best friend40 pages of warm, funny illustrations, one extremely official appointment book, and one word crossed out in marker.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. She did NOT order a best friend.NOTICE OF UNAUTHORIZED DELIVERYITEM RECEIVED: one (1) best friend, unrequested.DELIVERED: Tuesday, by moving truck, to the house next door.DELIVERY METHOD: knocked, then said, "Hi. I'm Sam. We're best friends now."INTERVIEW CONDUCTED: none. PAPERWORK FILED: none. WAIT LIST CONSULTED: none.Best friend is a big position. There are steps. There are forms. Sam skipped every single one - two popsicles by lunch, a walkie-talkie by Wednesday, and a whole sidewalk of chalk reading WORLD'S BEST NEIGHBOR, arrow pointing at her house. The spelling is creative.So one very organized girl picks up a ruler and opens an APPOINTMENT BOOK.VISITS: by appointment only. OFFICE HOURS: Tuesdays. Ten minutes.Sam listens to every single word, looks extremely excited about the rules, and books every Tuesday until summer. In purple crayon.FINAL POSTING, taped to the fence in her biggest letters: NO MORE WALK-INS.Sam reads it twice. Then Sam goes home.Tuesday comes. Ten o'clock comes. Ten o'clock goes.STATUS: first no-show in company history.One popsicle is fine. It is half as good.From the creator of I Didn't Order a Baby, I Didn't Order a Monster, I Didn't Order a Kiss, I Didn't Order Grandma, I Didn't Order a Hiccup, I Didn't Order a Cat, I Didn't Order a Substitute, and I Didn't Order Winter comes a ninth deadpan-funny story about a big feeling - this time, the quiet panic of being wanted more than you planned for. It lets a kid put a friendship through proper channels, takes her paperwork completely seriously, and then hands her a marker and one word she needs to cross out.Perfect for: Kids ages 4-8 who like to know exactly who is coming over and whenSlow-to-warm kids, new neighbors, and anyone who has been befriended without being consultedMoving-day, new-house, and first-week-of-anything giftsRead-alouds with one deadpan narrator and one relentlessly cheerful best friend40 pages of warm, funny illustrations, one extremely official appointment book, and one word crossed out in marker. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. She did NOT order a best friend.NOTICE OF UNAUTHORIZED DELIVERYITEM RECEIVED: one (1) best friend, unrequested.DELIVERED: Tuesday, by moving truck, to the house next door.DELIVERY METHOD: knocked, then said, "Hi. I'm Sam. We're best friends now."INTERVIEW CONDUCTED: none. PAPERWORK FILED: none. WAIT LIST CONSULTED: none.Best friend is a big position. There are steps. There are forms. Sam skipped every single one - two popsicles by lunch, a walkie-talkie by Wednesday, and a whole sidewalk of chalk reading WORLD'S BEST NEIGHBOR, arrow pointing at her house. The spelling is creative.So one very organized girl picks up a ruler and opens an APPOINTMENT BOOK.VISITS: by appointment only. OFFICE HOURS: Tuesdays. Ten minutes.Sam listens to every single word, looks extremely excited about the rules, and books every Tuesday until summer. In purple crayon.FINAL POSTING, taped to the fence in her biggest letters: NO MORE WALK-INS.Sam reads it twice. Then Sam goes home.Tuesday comes. Ten o'clock comes. Ten o'clock goes.STATUS: first no-show in company history.One popsicle is fine. It is half as good.From the creator of I Didn't Order a Baby, I Didn't Order a Monster, I Didn't Order a Kiss, I Didn't Order Grandma, I Didn't Order a Hiccup, I Didn't Order a Cat, I Didn't Order a Substitute, and I Didn't Order Winter comes a ninth deadpan-funny story about a big feeling - this time, the quiet panic of being wanted more than you planned for. It lets a kid put a friendship through proper channels, takes her paperwork completely seriously, and then hands her a marker and one word she needs to cross out.Perfect for: Kids ages 4-8 who like to know exactly who is coming over and whenSlow-to-warm kids, new neighbors, and anyone who has been befriended without being consultedMoving-day, new-house, and first-week-of-anything giftsRead-alouds with one deadpan narrator and one relentlessly cheerful best friend40 pages of warm, funny illustrations, one extremely official appointment book, and one word crossed out in marker. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…