Name: The Principal Chronicles. The Third One’s a Charm (en Inglés)
SKU: 69232467
Price: 568.46 MXN
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Author: David Garlick;Lindsay Chasten
ISBN: 9781038383563

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The Principal Chronicles. The Third One’s a Charm (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

Editorial

FriesenPress

Autor

David Garlick;Lindsay Chasten

Año

2026

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

252

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9781038383563

The Principal Chronicles. The Third One’s a Charm (en Inglés)

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Reseña del libro "The Principal Chronicles. The Third One’s a Charm (en Inglés)"

David Garlick returns with the final installment-he pinky-swears!-of the Principal Chronicles. Like the first two books in this series, The Principal Chronicles: The Third One’s a Charm is funny and heartfelt. These mostly true stories show David in (and out of) action, like "The Cost of Being a Good Neighbour," when an innocent misunderstanding escalates, or "Lauren Bacall and the Cotton Swab," when David learns the dangers of cotton swabs and slippery floors.

Readers will even see their favourite-and not-so-favourite characters return. In "One of the Best Saturday Afternoons," Miss Wakely is livelier than ever (how old is she?) and eager to squeeze every ounce of joy from her students. Ken, brother and bother, might be less of a villain this time around but is still his mischievous self. And Janice finally shares the spotlight with her brothers, though maybe not in the way she’d hope.

Whether sharing childhood shenanigans or adult blunders, The Principal Chronicles: The Third One’s a Charm illuminates how education has shaped David’s entire life. In many ways, his career was inevitable. But that never made it predictable or unsatisfying. Far from it. Readers will delight in seeing stories from the brighter side of education from an educator who’s seen it all, or at least a lot of it.