Maragold in Fifth - Sheehan, Bill
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When Maragold and her friends find themselves in the same fifth grade classroom, with an overbearing teacher, the fun begins! With the help of Bert, Maragold's invisible leprechaun, you're entertained by Matt outsmarting the school bully, a talent show where jealousy could ruin Maragold's magic act, and oral reports that are as comical as they are interesting. Eric returns with his outrageous antics and jokes that will bring tears to your eyes-one way or another. And you'll read about Cheryl's new talent as she joins a poetry program and writes a daring-and funny-poem about her stern teacher.…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
When Maragold and her friends find themselves in the same fifth grade classroom, with an overbearing teacher, the fun begins! With the help of Bert, Maragold's invisible leprechaun, you're entertained by Matt outsmarting the school bully, a talent show where jealousy could ruin Maragold's magic act, and oral reports that are as comical as they are interesting. Eric returns with his outrageous antics and jokes that will bring tears to your eyes-one way or another. And you'll read about Cheryl's new talent as she joins a poetry program and writes a daring-and funny-poem about her stern teacher. The 'ultimate prank" occurs in math class and is followed by the 'ultimate surprise" when the teacher gives the final report cards to her students.
Autorenporträt
A filmmaker since 1978 when he joined the crew of Michael Landon in Hollywood, Bill Sheehan has worked as a camera assistant, camera operator, and cinematographer on TV series, movies of the week, music videos, and feature films. He has also worked as a theatrical lighting designer, a pyrotechnic designer, and a production manager; and in local television, he has served as a commercial production manager, avid editor, and a promotions director. At the university level, he has served as a production manager, a filmmaker, and an audio/visual director for the Ohio State University, UCLA, Columbia University, and Harvard University. He wrote his first teleplay in 1981 for Father Murphy, a TV series, and published his first book in 2005, The Tale of Sonny Barlow. Currently he is writing young adult historical fiction and screenplays. Bill lives in New York City.