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Ruby Rogers: No. 2: Yeah, Whatever

Ruby Rogers: No. 2: Yeah, Whatever

by Bernice Lum (Illustrator), Bernice Lum (Illustrator), Sue Limb (Author)

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    Paperback 2006

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Synopsis

Ruby is determined to get her moody older brother Joe to fall for wonderful Holly. Despite her best efforts to engineer a number of promising situations for them, a series of unexpected setbacks and disasters thwart her efforts - some due to Joe's personality, some due to Holly's, some due to the sheer cussedness of the universe. At least Ruby can be assured of her best friend Yasmin's loyalty and devotion, especially now they've formed their own secret society. Or can she? Relationships! Why bother? With the knowledge that only a couple of full-blooded blazing rows with her best friend and brother can be in store, Ruby is tempted to retire to her tree house and live with her monkeys for the rest of her life.

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 112
 Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Published: 02 Oct 2006
ISBN 10: 0747583226
ISBN 13: 9780747583226
Children’s book age: 7-9 Years
 Book Overview: A brilliantly well-observed glimpse into the life of a ten-year-old tom-boy With charming but cheeky illustrations and a wonderfully spangly jacket Accurate and funny portrayals of the difficulties of being the youngest in the family, and the trials and tribulations of having a moody older brother and a bossy best friend ... Sue's Girl, 15 series has sold over 200,000 copies. This series will help boost those sales by attracting a following of younger readers.

Author Bio
Sue's writing career started in London around 1980, with various assignments for magazines and newspapers, and her first radio work, Big and Little, which won a Sony Award for Best Children's Programme. Other radio projects have included the series Up the Garden Path, The Wordsmiths at Gorsemere, and The Sit-Crom. Various radio shows have invited Sue aboard as a guest, including: Stop the Week, A Word in Edgeways, Quote Unquote, A Good Read, Loose Ends and Woman's Hour. Up the Garden Path was adapted by Sue for television and three series were produced by Humphrey Barclay and Granada Television. It started off Sue's first novel, followed soon after by a sequel, Love's Labours. Sue's children's books include Big and Little, China Lee, Me Jane, Big Trouble and Mr Loopy and Mrs Snoopy. Come Back Grandma is published by Random House and was shortlisted for the Smarties Prize. Sue lives on a remote organic farm near Nailsworth in Gloucestershire.