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Chargement... Genie Meanie (Orca Echoes)par Mahtab Narsimhan
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Juvenile Fiction.
Juvenile Literature.
Mythology.
HTML:When eight-year-old Kiara discovers that her recently deceased grandmother left her a genie, trapped in a bottle of garam-masala, she's elated. She'll be a modern-day Aladdin and have someone to do her bidding. And Kiara could really use a little magic. Third grade is just about to start and she's spent the summer worried about being in class with Matt, a bully who seems to have nothing else to do but make Kiara and her best friend Bai's lives miserable. Unfortunately, the genie has decided he's on vacation after working for ten thousand years and is looking for someone to do his bidding. A battle of wills ensues, and Kiara realizes that you don't really need magic to solve your problems. Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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Pretty standard school story, but I loved that Kiara eventually had to figure out a way to deal with the bully herself -- I'm not sure that the message of blackmail instead of telling an adult is the best message, but I can see why that would appeal to a lot of kids who don't feel like they can trust adults to fix things. Very up to date, and reads as older than 3rd grade -- Kiara has a phone capable of taking videos and texts her best friend Bai. She's got $50 saved in her puppy fund, so it's also set in a middle to upper class family. Love Bai and Kiara's hilarious India vs China rivalry (all in fun) and Zayn's love of costuming, which makes him pretty gender fluid in the illustrations. Clever, upbeat, all about self-empowerment. Wish Kiara didn't skip meals when she's feeling upset, but I love that her mom is always down for her to eat. ( )