Franklin forms a secret club with some of his friends, but since his clubhouse is so small, some of his friends are left out, so when his other friends form their own club, Franklin realizes how they felt and decides to open his club up to anyone who wants to join.
year: 1998
call number/section: 1000, 920
subjects: friendship, juvenile fiction, clubs, turtles, fiction
Editions
Bourgeois, Paulette
Scholastic (1998)
Franklin forms a secret club with some of his friends, but since his clubhouse is so small, some of his friends are left out, so when his other friends form their own club, Franklin realizes how they felt and decides to open his club up to anyone who wants to join.
Schools: 20
Bourgeois, Paulette
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Bourgeois, Paulette
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Bourgeois, Paulette
Franklin and his friends Bear, Snail, and Rabbit form the Secret Club, but are limited by the size of their hideout from letting anyone else join, but when Beaver starts a club of his own, Franklin and his pals begin to feel left out.
Schools: 3