An edition of United We Stand (1991)

United We Stand

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United We Stand
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An edition of United We Stand (1991)

United We Stand

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Middle Reader Novel (ages 9-12)

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126

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United We Stand
June 1991, Aegina Press/University Editions
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First Sentence

"Terry Crompton started the day with a bad dream about his father being killed. It had occurred many times since his father had really been killed in an automobile accident the year before. His mother felt it was best for them to leave their home in Wisconsin and move to Illinois close to her parents. Adjustment to a large city had been difficult for Terry, expecially the school he attended. The values that his father had taught him conflicted with the atmosphere at Roosevelt Elementary. Terry survived the first part of the school year by minding his own business. Tery wished he could run away and go back to his old school in Wisconsin where the kids cared about each other, but then he realized that he just had to accept where he was and make the best of it. How will Terry handle the class bully, Richard Cassius, someetimes called "The Animal," who threatens physical violence to get his way? Will Terry maintain the values his father instilled in him or will he succumb to peer pressure?"

Edition Notes

The author, Alvin Robert Cunningham, is a retired educator of 34 years. He taught American History at Henry High School in Henry, Illinois and Social Studies in the Ottawa Elementary Schools in Ottawa, Illinois. Mr. Cunningham is the author of 7 other children's books that are currently being sold at online bookstores. He and his wife enjoy living at their new home in Streator, Illinois.

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Huntington, West Virginia
Genre
Juvenile Fiction

The Physical Object

Format
Paperback
Number of pages
126
Dimensions
51/2" x 81/2"

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL12097154M
ISBN 10
1560020148
ISBN 13
9781560020141
Library Thing
9213505
Goodreads
1313682

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