Dear Max.

Dear Max

D.J. Lucas Lucas (l

`kəs), variant of Luke. aka Sally Grindley

McElderry/Simon & Schuster

1230 Avenue of the Americas A·mer·i·cas , the

See America. , NY, NY 10020

1416903925 $14.95 simonsayskids.com

Ages 6-9 will appreciate this funny correspondence between Max and his favorite author D.J. Lucas: it recounts a funny, evolving relationship between a world famous author and a little boy with a big imagination, and promises something different and enjoyable for elementary-grade readers.

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