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Ellie McDoodle: Have Pen, Will Travel by Ruth McNally Barshaw
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Ellie McDoodle: Have Pen, Will Travel

by Ruth McNally Barshaw

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This book is a great read-alike for girls who like Diary of a Wimpy Kid and Dear Dumb Diary. Ellie is forced to go camping with her aunt, uncle, and cousins while her parents attend a funeral. They have many misadventures along the way and she records them all in her sketchbook. ( )
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Ellie McDougal (better known to her friends as Ellie McDoodle because she loves to draw) is a nearly-twelve-year-old prisoner . . . of her aunt, uncle, three annoying cousins, and her baby brother, Ben-Ben. Sentenced to a week-long camping trip with them while her parents are out of town, Ellie is absolutely, positively determined to hate every single minute of the experience. Thank goodness she at least has her sketch journal, in which she records all the excruciating (and okay, very funny) details. Mosquito bites and trips to the Fred Moose museum she can handle. But how will she keep her journal from falling into Er-ick the Enemy’s hands? And what will happen when—gasp—she actually starts having fun? Part graphic novel, part confessional journal, part wilderness survival guide, Ellie’s story is a treat for young campers, vacationers, or anyone looking for a great summer read.

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