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Children's Fiction Values & Virtues

The BEDMAS Conspiracy

by (author) Deborah Sherman

Publisher
Fitzhenry and Whiteside
Initial publish date
Apr 2011
Category
Values & Virtues, Music, Humorous Stories
Recommended Age
8 to 12
Recommended Grade
3 to 7
  • Paperback / softback

    ISBN
    9781554551811
    Publish Date
    Apr 2011
    List Price
    $9.95
  • eBook

    ISBN
    9781554559527
    Publish Date
    Sep 2011
    List Price
    $9.99

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Manitoba Young Readers Choice Award finalist, 2013

Adam's band, Sick on a Snow Day, is challenged by more than just an unusual name. Adam is mistakenly accused of cheating on a test and must maintain a clean record and B-average if he wants to stay in the band. When lead singer Daniela Olafson gets hit with stage fright at the last minute, Adam creates her alter-ego, Olaf Danielson, the Swedish exchange student who becomes an instant tween sensation. But one kid holds the key to both Adam's and Daniela's fates, is Adam's nemesis, the dorky Eldrick Hooperberg. And all he wants in return for his cooperation is to be a part of Sick on a Snow Day.

About the author

Deborah Sherman is a teacher and mom. Her first novel, The Triple Chocolate Brownie Genius was a Foreword Magazine Book of the Year Awards finalist in the Juvenile Fiction category and a Diamond Willow Readers Choice Award nominee. Deborah divides her time between Hamilton, Ontario and Denmark.

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Editorial Reviews

"[I]n the great tradition of middle-grade comic fiction; filled with mix-ups, coincidences, hyperbole, colourful characters, and a dash of familial angst, The Bedmas Conspiracy does a satisfying job of keeping interest up and appealing to kids' sense of their importance in the world."
CM Magazine

"This is a fun book for younger readers with plenty of entertaining characters and moments in the book. Rock and roll, stage fright, and teen pressure all make for a book younger readers can relate to."
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