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Beatrice Zinker, Upside Down Thinker, Book 2: Incognito | Shelley Johannes

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In book two of the delightfully energetic Beatrice Zinker series, Operation Upside is finally in full swing! But when Beatrice's overenthusiasm lands Mrs. Tamarack with a Strictest Certificate, the team has to hold off on any new missions to avoid suspicion. Lying low is not exactly Beatrice's strong suit, especially when she sees someone who desperately needs to be recognized. But when the certificate meant for him falls into the wrong hands, Beatrice and Lenny must find a way to widen their circle once again to save Operation Upside, and themselves, from trouble.

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Beatrice Zinker, Upside Down Thinker, Book 2: Incognito | Shelley Johannes

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I read the Beatrice Zinker this summer as part of a reading conference #campreadalot #tdscampread18. I absolutley loved it, so when the equal came out I knew I had to read it.
I absolutely love Beatrice's personality, and how she tries so hard to not get in trouble at school.
I would recommend both of these books as read aloud for Kindergarten - 3rd or 4th graders.

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