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書名 ： Rain reign /
紀錄類型 ： 書目-語言資料,印刷品: 單行本
正題名[資料類型標示]/作者 ： Rain reign /Ann M. Martin.
作者 ： Martin, Ann M.,
版本項 ： 1st ed.
出版者 ： New York :Feiwel and Friends,2014.
面頁冊數 ： 226 p. ;22 cm.
內容註 ： I. The first part. Who I am - a girl named Rose (Rows) - My dog, Rain (Reign, Rein) - The rules of homonyms - Some things about my father, who name, Wesley Howard, does not have a homonym - When we got rain - Who I wait for - Why I don't ride the bus - In my classroom - Mrs. Leibler, who sits next to me - Anders isn't following the rules - When rain went to school - Some more about homonyms - At the end of the day -- II. The part about the hurricane. The storm on the weather channel - Where we live - Waiting - Storm sounds - Rain doesn't come when I call - Why I get mad at my father - Rain's nose - What must have happened -- III. The next part. Why my father gets mad at me - I telephone Uncle Weldon - How to look for a lost dog - Someone calls me ma'am - My story is such a sad one - Riding with Uncle Weldon - What to do when you think of a new homonym - Empty space - The good phone call - The happy tail animal shelter in Elmara, New York - What a microchip is - What Mrs. Caporale says -- IV. The hard part. The thing I have to do - Mrsh Kushel's helpful suggestions - Where rain used to live - The general store in Gloverstown - Found: blond female dog - Parvani finds a homonym - My father makes a mistake with pronouns - Protecting rain - What Mrs. Kushel says - Good-bye -- V. The last part. The quiet house - My father has an argument with his brother - In the middle of the night - What happened to my mother - Hud road -- Author's note.
適用對象註 ： Middle School.
標題 ： Asperger's syndrome
ISBN ： 9780312643003$qhbk. :
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505 0 $aI. The first part. Who I am - a girl named Rose (Rows) - My dog, Rain (Reign, Rein) - The rules of homonyms - Some things about my father, who name, Wesley Howard, does not have a homonym - When we got rain - Who I wait for - Why I don't ride the bus - In my classroom - Mrs. Leibler, who sits next to me - Anders isn't following the rules - When rain went to school - Some more about homonyms - At the end of the day -- II. The part about the hurricane. The storm on the weather channel - Where we live - Waiting - Storm sounds - Rain doesn't come when I call - Why I get mad at my father - Rain's nose - What must have happened -- III. The next part. Why my father gets mad at me - I telephone Uncle Weldon - How to look for a lost dog - Someone calls me ma'am - My story is such a sad one - Riding with Uncle Weldon - What to do when you think of a new homonym - Empty space - The good phone call - The happy tail animal shelter in Elmara, New York - What a microchip is - What Mrs. Caporale says -- IV. The hard part. The thing I have to do - Mrsh Kushel's helpful suggestions - Where rain used to live - The general store in Gloverstown - Found: blond female dog - Parvani finds a homonym - My father makes a mistake with pronouns - Protecting rain - What Mrs. Kushel says - Good-bye -- V. The last part. The quiet house - My father has an argument with his brother - In the middle of the night - What happened to my mother - Hud road -- Author's note.
520 $aStruggling with Asperger's, Rose shares a bond with her beloved dog, but when the dog goes missing during a storm, Rose is forced to confront the limits of her comfort levels, even if it means leaving her routines in order to search for her pet.
521 $aMiddle School.
650 0$aAsperger's syndrome$vJuvenile fiction.
650 0$aDogs$vJuvenile fiction.
650 0$aLost articles$vJuvenile fiction.