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The One in the Middle is the Green Kangaroo

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for The One in the Middle is the Green Kangaroo by Judy Blume and Irene Trivas

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  • Publisher's Weekly:
  • Ages 5 - 8
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  • Grades PK-6
  • Word Count:
  • 1,482
  • Lexile Level:
  • 500L
  • ATOS Reading Level:
  • 2.5
  • Genre:
  • Realistic Fiction
  • Beginning / Early Reader
  • Year Published:
  • 1969

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From Publisher's Weekly

June 1, 1992
Squeezed between a big brother and a kid sister, Freddy employs newfound histrionic abilities to escape being ``the peanut butter part of a sandwich.'' Ages 5-8.

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