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Anastasia Again! by Lois Lowry
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Anastasia Again (Anastasia)

by Lois Lowry

Series: Anastasia Krupnik (2)

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Yearling (1982), Paperback, 160 pages

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In this book, Anastasia's parents inform her that they will be moving. Anastasia is not happy about this decision and states that she will jump out the window. Anastasia's parents convince her to move from their apartment to their new house. Read this book to find out what Anastasia discovers in her new neighborhood. ( )
  clshelkoff | Nov 23, 2009 |
This is a great example of realistic fiction. Anastasia really goes through what girls at that age go through with making friends and family dynamics and boys and it really depicts, well, I think, the feelings someone would go through in a move to a different culture of sorts and how she adjusts.
Anastasia is a round, dynamic character. In the beginning she really does not want to move to the suburbs, but by the end of the book she has made the best of the situation and accepted that this is her home now and makes friends. We learn a lot about her, like how she thinks and feels, through her narration and her interactions with people. We learn about how she is adjusting to the suburbs and we hear all of her thought processes.
Age Appropriateness: Intermediate?, Middle
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  tshrum06 | Nov 25, 2008 |
Anastasia, I could have been you. You are what Hermione Granger would be if she got stuck in a John Hughes movie. Can you please move next door to me and we can BFF? ( )
1 vote ohjanet | Apr 17, 2008 |
The Anastasia books are always excellent! ( )
  Crowyhead | Jul 5, 2006 |
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"As soon as I finish this chocolate pudding, I'm going to jump out the window." Twelve-year-old Anastasia Krupnik has just discovered that her parents are planning a move to the suburbs. And she happens to know that people in the suburbs do not have meaningful paintings on their walls. They have paint-by-numbers pictures of kittens with big eyes playing with balls of yarn. And in the place of bookcases they have giant TV sets with bowls of fake fruit on top. One look at their future house in the suburbs, however, and Anastasia falls in love. It's not long before she's meeting the neighbors, including a handsome tennis player and a witch named Gertrude Stein. And it takes hardly any time at all before she's immersed in just the kind of complicated messes that she seems to specialize in.

Award-winning author Lois Lowry has an undeniable knack for knowing the minds of young people, from Anastasia's 2-year-old brother in All About Sam to the 10-year-old Anastasia Krupnik to the precocious preteen character in this engaging novel. Don't miss the rest of Lowry's Anastasia series--as wildly funny, touching, and loaded with personality as Anastasia herself. (Ages 8 to 12) --Emilie Coulter

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