The metamorphosis of Bunny Baxter

"If Bunny Baxter were an insect, she'd have so many ways to slip through seventh grade unnoticed. But she's tall instead of tiny, has flaming red Medusa hair instead of camouflage, and she suffers from social anxiety, which makes it hard to be part of a swarm. Worst of all, she's been redistricted t...

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Main Author: Roberts, Barbara Carroll (Author)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: New York : Holiday House, 2025.
Edition:First edition.
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264 1 |a New York :  |b Holiday House,  |c 2025. 
300 |a 236 pages ;  |c 24 cm 
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500 |a "Margaret Ferguson Books." 
520 |a "If Bunny Baxter were an insect, she'd have so many ways to slip through seventh grade unnoticed. But she's tall instead of tiny, has flaming red Medusa hair instead of camouflage, and she suffers from social anxiety, which makes it hard to be part of a swarm. Worst of all, she's been redistricted to a new middle school away from her best friend who she could always hide behind when her anxiety got the best of her. The first day at E.D. Britt Middle School does not go well. Bunny trips on the steps, falls into the cutest boy in the school, and causes a kid domino pile-up. At lunch, she unintentionally causes an uproar in the cafeteria, which lands her and another girl in the principal's office. Bunny decides there is only one option: to get expelled so she can transfer to the school her best friend attends. She soon discovers that it isn't that hard to get in trouble -- don't turn in your homework, walk around the track instead of run in P.E., pretend you deliberately hit someone with a badminton birdie. What isn't so easy for Bunny is realizing she now has a reputation as a troublemaker. And even more confusing, when it looks like her plan to get expelled might work, she's no longer sure what to do."--  |c Provided by publisher. 
521 |a Ages 8-12.  |b Holiday House. 
521 |a Grades 4-6.  |b Holiday House. 
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