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Amanda Commander - The Green-Eyed Monster

Coral Vass Heidi Cooper Smith

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English
Wombat Books
02 October 2024
Amanda and her two best friends, Lucia and Mai, are the Dolphin Squad. They live by the beach, hang out in HQ and solve all sort of problems. Amanda Commander is nearly nine and there is nothing she loves more than hanging out with her two best friends at HQ, making all sorts of plans and solving all kinds of problems. Amanda Commander is kind, loyal and a natural-born leader. But even school can be a battlefield sometimes, so sometimes Amanda and her Squad need a plan just to survive. Written for ages 6- 8,

AMANDA COMMANDER - THE GREEN-EYED MONSTER is the fifth book in a Junior Fiction series promoting kindness, loyalty and friendship.
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Illustrated by:   Heidi Cooper Smith
Imprint:   Wombat Books
Country of Publication:   Australia
Volume:   5
Dimensions:   Height: 198mm,  Width: 129mm, 
ISBN:   9781761111341
ISBN 10:   1761111345
Series:   Amanda Commander
Pages:   96
Publication Date:  
Recommended Age:   From 6 to 10 years
Audience:   Children/juvenile ,  English as a second language
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Coral Vass is an award-winning Australian children's author. She has always loved telling stories and has been writing books for over ten years. Coral is an ambassador for Reading Out of Poverty and is passionate about giving all children an equal opportunity to read. Heidi Cooper Smith is an author–illustrator. She illustrates digitally using watercolour brushes and writes quirky, whimsical stories.

Reviews for Amanda Commander - The Green-Eyed Monster

 “This book has themes of kindness, loyalty and friendship. It promotes inclusion, empathy and compassion. However, it would have been beneficial to have the author explain the meaning of the term “green-eyed monster,” about jealousy, to the readers. It may not be a term the age group would be familiar with.” -Buzz Words Magazine


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