Vintage bookshelf · 1970s
Freckle Juice
- First published
- 1971
- Reading stage
- Early readers & short stories
Reading this with your child
Andrew's attempt to get freckles with a dubious recipe makes this 1971 book a good bridge toward longer fiction. It's a great way to open up a conversation about wanting to look like someone else.
For sharing or taking turns; please note that not all of these are phonics-based decodable books.
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Publication history & sources
This book is in the Publishers Weekly historical bestseller survey. Inclusion in that survey documents its cumulative popularity, but does not establish a specific sales rank within the 1970s.
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