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The Day Joanie Frankenhauser Became a Boy (edition 2005)

by Francess Lin Lantz

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Tired of gender stereotyping at home, in the classroom, and especially on the football field, ten-year-old Joanie pretends to be a boy when her family moves to a new town, but soon finds there are unexpected consequences.

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Title:	The Day Joanie Frankenhauser Became a Boy
Authors:	Francess Lin Lantz
Info:	Dutton Juvenile (2005), Edition: 1st, Hardcover, 160 pages
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Pacific Northwest Library Association Young Reader's Choice Award (Nominee – Junior – 2008)

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Tired of gender stereotyping at home, in the classroom, and especially on the football field, ten-year-old Joanie pretends to be a boy when her family moves to a new town, but soon finds there are unexpected consequences.

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