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At the HEAD of the CLASS

The Trolls go to Public School

by Martha Davis

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About the Book
In this, the third book in the 'Trollogy,' the family sends Trevor and his siblings off to a public school, with human kids! The trolls face a bully and some bad teachers, but they want to fit in with the others. When conditions force Trevor into a new role, will he measure up? Does he have what it takes to be 'at the head of the class?' This story will inspire you to look at teachers and education in a new way!
Features & Details
  • Primary Category: Children’s Books
  • Project Option: Standard Landscape, 10×8 in, 25×20 cm
    # of Pages: 52
  • Publish Date: Feb 08, 2016
  • Language English
  • Keywords teachers, bullying, public education
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About the Creator
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Martha Davis
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

After pursuing a career as an independent filmmaker and still photographer in the 70s and 80s, in 1990 I got my teaching certificate and shared my love of these art forms with my students for about 15 years. In 2007, when my daughter was six, she collaborated with me on writing and photographing my first book with Blurb, "The Maples on the Move" and its sequel, "The Maples Mix 'em Up" in 2010. These books are about the misadventures of a large family of small dolls. In 2011 I started to collaborate with my primary classes on making books and completed 8 books before retiring in 2017. 1n 2013 I won the Elementary Teacher's Federation of Ontario's Writer's Award. In 2016 I finished the TROLLOGY, 3 books about Trevor Troll who faces discrimination and prejudice at every turn. In 2017 I received the ETFO Women’s Writer’s Award for my TROLLOGY, which is for sale in the Blurb bookstore. The first book, “Troll with a Goal” is also for sale on Amazon.com.

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