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Item Information       More Content     More by this author     Rhude, Steven, 1959-     Subjects     Lunenburg Academy (Lunenburg, N.S.) -- Juvenile fiction.     Eyeglasses -- Juvenile fiction.     Schools -- Nova Scotia -- Juvenile fiction.     Lunenburg (N.S.) -- Juvenile fiction.     Nova Scotia -- Juvenile fiction.     Browse Catalog     by author:      Rhude, Steven, 1959-       by title:      Natalie's glasses / ...       by call number:      FICTION RHU     Search the Web     Rhude, Steven, 1959-     Lunenburg Academy (Lunenburg, N.S.) -- Juvenile fiction.     Eyeglasses -- Juvenile fiction.     Schools -- Nova Scotia -- Juvenile fiction.     Lunenburg (N.S.) -- Juvenile fiction.     Nova Scotia -- Juvenile fiction.       MARC Display

Natalie's glasses / Steven Rhude. by Rhude, Steven, 1959- MacIntyre Purcell Pub., 2011. Call #: FICTION RHU Subjects Lunenburg Academy (Lunenburg, N.S.) -- Juvenile fiction.   Eyeglasses -- Juvenile fiction.   Schools -- Nova Scotia -- Juvenile fiction.   Lunenburg (N.S.) -- Juvenile fiction.   Nova Scotia -- Juvenile fiction. ISBN:  9781926916163 (pbk.) Description:  52 p. : col. ill. ; 20 cm. Summary:  "Natalie Whitman is nine years-old, in grade four, and attends Lunenburg Academy. Natalie’s dad and granddad went to the Lunenburg Academy; even her granddad’s dad and granddad went there. The Lunenburg Academy is the most beautiful school in the most beautiful town in the whole world. When you tell people the Lunenburg Academy is a school, sometimes they don't believe you. Children aren't supposed to go to a school this beautiful. Sometimes though, Natalie doesn't notice or think of just how beautiful it really is, that is until somebody wants to take it away from her. I don't think I told you, but Natalie wears glasses. What is important to mention is that she loses her glasses and, the funny thing is, only then could she see. This is an epic children’s journey ... a journey of discovery and belief in yourself. The spirit of Natalie Whitman triumphs in this battle with adults who just can't see."--Back cover. Genre:  Canadian fiction, Juvenile. First chapter book. Holds:  0   Copy/Holding information No Item Information

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