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The Poppy Stories by Avi |
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In the six novels by Avi that make up the Poppy Stories, readers are introduced to the adventures of a set of animal characters linked through their friendship with the brave deer mouse Poppy. You can read more about each book by clicking on its cover below. Illustrations from the series can be seen here, and cover art for the series here. Visit Avi’s web site here, and hear Avi discuss the series in a short video on YouTube here. |
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Book 1: Ragweed
Publishers Weekly: “Consummate storyteller Avi outdoes himself in this prequel to Poppy and Poppy and Rye, cutting loose with a crackerjack tale that's pure delight from start to finish.” |
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Book 2: Poppy
Winner of the Boston Globe-Horn Book Award
Booklist (Starred Review): “A good old-fashioned story with an exciting plot, well-drawn characters, and a satisfying ending, Avi's latest novel will please readers on many levels.” |
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Book 3: Poppy and Rye
The Horn Book Magazine: “This is a sequel worthy of its predecessor.” |
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Book 4: Ereth’s Birthday
School Library Journal: “This charming tale is a wonderful addition to the chronicles of Dimwood Forest.” |
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Book 5: Poppy’s Return
The Horn Book Magazine: “Avi gives his animal characters dimension, even surly Junior. Although Poppy spends most of the story reacting to events, there’s still enough external drama to keep readers turning the pages, and bad-boy Junior is hard to resist. As usual, Floca’s attentive pencil drawings are a fitting accompaniment to the story.” |
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Book 6: Poppy and Ereth
Booklist: “Series fans will enjoy spending time with these endearing characters, and the end leaves the door open just a crack for further adventures. With much series backstory woven into the narrative, this stands alone; but fans won’t want to miss any of these tales.” |
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Copyright
© 1995 - 2009 Brian Floca |
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