Franklin and Otter's visit

Bourgeois, Paulette. (Author). Sinker, Alice. (Added Author). Ross, Ken. (Added Author). Koren, Mark. (Added Author). Sinkner, Alice. (Added Author). Sisic, Jelena. (Added Author). Bourgeois, Paulette. (Added Author). Clark, Brenda. (Added Author). Ross, Ken, television writer. (Added Author).

Franklin learns to accept the fact that Otter has changed when Otter comes for a visit.

Book - 2002

JP Bourg

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Franklin (Fictitious character) > Juvenile fiction.
Franklin (Fictitious character from Bourgeois) > Juvenile fiction.
Turtles > Juvenile fiction.
Otters > Juvenile fiction.
Friendship > Juvenile fiction.
Play > Juvenile fiction.
Change > Juvenile fiction.
Children's stories, Canadian.

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Fiction.

ISBN: 155337021X
ISBN: 1553370201
Physical Description 1 volume (unpaged) : color illustrations.
Publisher Toronto : Kids Can Press, [2002]
Copyright ©2002

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General Note:	"...based on the Franklin books by Paulette Bourgeois and Brenda Clark"--P. opp. t.p. "Based on the TV episode Franklin and Otter's visit, written by Ken Ross"--P. opp. t.p.
Immediate Source of Acquisition Note:	LSC 10.95 LSC 4.95

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Franklin TV storybook

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Franklin and Otter's Visit

by Jennings, Sharon (Adapted by); Koren, Mark (Adapted by); Sinkner, Alice (Adapted by); Sisic, Jelena (Adapted by)

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Franklin and Otter's Visit

In this Franklin TV Storybook, Otter is coming to visit, and Franklin can hardly wait! They are going to slide down the riverbank, race in the pond and play blocks together --- just like old times. But when Otter shows up, Franklin realizes they have both changed. If they don't do all the old things together, can Franklin and Otter still find a way to stay friends?

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