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Shoebag

Shoebag

by Marijane Meaker

1990CockroachesFictionJuvenile fictionChildren's fictionInsects, fiction
5.0
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First lines

Like all cockroaches, Shoebag was named after his place of birth.

Like all cockroaches, Shoebag was named after his place of birth.

About this book

Shoebag, a happy young cockroach who finds himself suddenly changed into a little boy, changes the lives of those around him before returning to his former life as an insect.

Themes & subjects

CockroachesFictionJuvenile fictionChildren's fictionInsects, fictionCockroaches, fiction
First published 1990

About the author

Marijane Meaker
Marijane Meaker

27 May 1927 – 21 Nov 2022

American writer who, along with Tereska Torres, was credited with launching the lesbian pulp fiction genre, the only accessible novels on that theme in the 1950s. Pen names and subjects: - M.E. Kerr - young-adult fiction - Vin Packer - mystery and crime novels, including Spring Fire. - Ann Aldrich - nonfiction books about lesbians - Mary James - books for younger children.

Author

Marijane Meaker

First published

1990

Pages

135

Read time

≈ 3h

Editions

12

Language

English

Publisher

Scholastic

ISBN

9789994914135

Where to buy

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