Ebook {Epub PDF} Honestly Katie John! by Mary Calhoun

Honestly, Katie John by Mary Calhoun Seller Ergodebooks Published Condition Used:Good Edition 6th Printing ISBN Item Price $.  · Discover Honestly, Katie John by Mary Calhoun, Paul Frame and millions of other books available at Barnes Noble. Shop paperbacks, eBooks, and more! Holiday Boxed Cards: Buy 1, Get 1 50% Off. Free Shipping on Orders of $35 or More. Edition description: Reprint ed.  · Honestly, Katie John! is the second book of the four Katie John books by Mary Calhoun,and it’s the only book of the series I’ve read. It’s a cute story of tomboy Katie John, who has moved from California to Barton’s Bluff, Missouri, with her family, to live in the big old house her great-grandfather had built.

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Young readers will be delighted by impulsive, warm-hearted Katie John, for, as the Virginia Kirkus Service review says, Mrs. Calhoun "imbues her story with a good feeling of locale, a strong sense of seasonal Change, and above all a vigorous portrayal of an appealing and lively heroine.". Mary Calhoun is the author of Katie John ( avg rating, ratings, 50 reviews, published ), Honestly, Katie John! ( avg rating, ratings. Mary Calhoun. · Rating details · ratings · 24 reviews. In the third Katie John book, all the sixth grade girls becomes boy crazy except Katie John. In self defense, she loudly declares that she hates boys and becomes a leader of the Boy-Haters Club. This hurts the feelings of her friend Edmund, who no longer wants to spent time with.