Wednesday Wilson connects the dots / written by Bree Galbraith ; illustrated by Morgan Goble.
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- ISBN: 9781525303296 (hardcover)
- Physical Description: 137 pages : illustrations ; 20 cm.
- Publisher: Toronto, ON : Kids Can Press, [2023]
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| Subject: | Racially mixed children > Juvenile fiction. Business enterprises > Juvenile fiction. Siblings > Juvenile fiction. Problem solving > Juvenile fiction. Freckles > Juvenile fiction. |
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| Location | Call Number / Copy Notes | Barcode | Shelving Location | Status | Due Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stroud Branch | J FIC Galbr | 31681030025357 | JFIC | Checked out | 12/31/2025 |
- Baker & Taylor
When her former best friend Ruby Beautiful comes to Charlieâs defense, declaring freckles are popular, Wednesday Wilson wonders if freckles could be her next business, and more importantly, if she just got her best friend back. Illustrations. - Baker & Taylor
"When they get an unexpected day off from school, Wednesday Wilson and her best friend Charlie plan to work on a new business idea. But the day takes a sudden turn when they're forced to spend it with Ruby Beautiful -- their former best friend and now frenemie. After Charlie is teased about his freckles at the park, Wednesday gets her next great business idea: Freckacular! A freckle business is sure to take off since Ruby's cool older brother, Raj, has just told them everyone wants semi-permanent freckles these days. Plus, there's no competition in sight ... or is there? The third book in the critically acclaimed Wednesday Wilson series provides readers with answers to questions that have loomed since book one: Why did Ruby Beautiful stop being friends with Wednesday? And why did she become BFFs with the Emmas instead? With charming illustrations and themes of entrepreneurship, the book is sure to appeal to fans of Billy Sure Kid Entrepreneur and The Startup Squad."-- - Grand Central Pub
Will an insult (and Ruby Beautiful?!) spark Wednesday Wilson's next business idea?When Wednesday Wilson and her best friend, Charlie, get an unexpected day off from school, they plan to work on a new business idea. But their day gets upended when they're forced to spend it with Ruby Beautiful, their former best friend who dumped them for the Emmas. Things get even stranger when Ruby comes to Charlie's defense after the Emmas make fun of his freckles. After all, Ruby's cool older brother, Raj, said that everyone wants freckles these days. Wait, could freckles be Wednesday's next business? And, even more important, did she just get her best friend back?Everyone's favorite kid entrepreneur is back, and this time, her future success seems clear! - Grand Central Pub
Will an insult (and Ruby Beautiful?!) spark Wednesday Wilsonâs next business idea?
When Wednesday Wilson and her best friend, Charlie, get an unexpected day off from school, they plan to work on a new business idea. But their day gets upended when they find out they have to spend it with Ruby Beautiful, their former best friend who dumped them for the Emmas. Things get even stranger when Ruby comes to Charlieâs defense after the Emmas make fun of his freckles. Ruby tells the Emmas that, according to her cool older brother, Raj, freckles are popular, and, in fact âPeople spend tons of money to get freckles tattooed on their faces.â Wait, could this be the perfect new business idea Wednesday has been searching for? And, even more important, could this mean she and Charlie have their best friend back?
Part of Bree Galbraithâs critically acclaimed early chapter book series, this title brings everything readers love: a high-energy plot, loads of twists and turns and a diverse cast of unforgettable characters. What theyâll also love is finally learning why Ruby Beautiful stopped being friends with Wednesday, and why she became friends with the Emmas instead. Short chapters filled with Morgan Gobleâs character-focused illustrations, lists and other clever images make this series perfect for emerging readers. Definitions of business-oriented vocabulary words that appear throughout the story maintain the fun theme. The story encourages ingenuity, creative thinking and problem solving. It makes a great choice for character education lessons on initiative, perseverance and teamwork.