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Leo's Poster Challenge
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Leo's Poster Challenge

By Louise Leblanc, Illustrated by Jules Prud'homme, Translated by Sarah Cummins

$5.95 Paperback
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Series: Formac First Novels

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At school Leo is tormented by Butch, the class bully. At home, he is lonesome because his parents have forbidden him to visit his vampire friend Julio. One night Leo sneaks out to tell Julio about a poster contest for which Leo must submit an entry. Julio cannot go out in daylight but he draws a poster that Leo can submit. Butch accuses Leo of cheating and Leo has to call on some special help. Leo learns that Butch is an artist and they both help Julio.

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Publication Details:

Binding: Paperback, 64 pages
Publication Date: 15th October 2003
ISBN: 9780887806087
Format: 7in x 4.25in

Binding: Hardback, 64 pages
Publication Date: 1st October 2003
ISBN: 9780887806094
Format: 7in x 4.25in

BIC Code: YFB, YFM, YQF, YX, YXS
BISAC Code:  JUV039060, JUV039100, JUV045000
Imprint: Formac

Lexile Reading Level: 440L

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First Novels

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