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School of Fear 3: The Final Exam

By Gitty Daneshvari (Hardcover Book, 2011)

Check out the laugh-inducing, phobia-reducing final book in the School of Fear trilogy!

Is school out forever at the School of Fear? A nosy reporter is planning a scandalous expose on eccentric Mrs. Wellington and her unorthodox teaching methods, and the news is sure to put an end to the school. Madeleine, Theo, Lulu, Garrison, and the new student Hyacinth must convince Sylvie that their teacher and the school are perfectly normal. But how can they accomplish this when Mrs. Wellington is just so... odd?

With the fate of their beloved school in their hands, the children now share a new fear--failure.

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- Format: Hardcover Book
- Price: $16.99 US/$18.50 CAN
- ISBN-13: 9780316182874
- On Sale Date: 10/03/2011
- Publisher: Little, Brown Books for Young Readers
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Former Contrafilms Director of Development, Gitty Daneshvari is the author of the adult novel The Makedown. School of Fear was Gitty's debut children's book, and it was inspired by her many childhood fears. She hoped that one day they'd help her, and, as it turns out, they did. Gitty lives in New York with her two cats and her bulldog, Harriet.

Carrie Gifford spent many years teaching and directing children's theater before starting Red Cap Cards with her husband. Her signature pencil-and-ink style is inspired by her childhood memories. She lives in Los Angeles. Her website is www.redcapcards.com.

Praise for School of Fear 2: Class Is Not Dismissed:
"This sequel uses the wry humor and outrageous situations that characterized the first book and makes for an entertaining read." (School Library Journal ).
"Daneshvari expertly keeps the humor fresh and the pacing frenetic." (Kirkus ).
Praise for School of Fear (Book 1):
"Imagine a humorous middle-grade novel by a less self-absorbed Woody Allen to get an idea of this intelligent and witty children's debut." (Publishers Weekly ).
"Suggest this one to fans of Lemony Snicket's 'A Series of Unfortunate Events.' " (School Library Journal ).