Hazel Green

‘”Sometimes you are really terrible, Hazel Green.”;Good, thought Hazel. Everyone should be terrrible sometimes.’;A tender, funny tale of determination and discovery, independence and friendship, with the most endearing young heroine you’ve met in a long time.;
Hirsch’s classic, CBC-shortlisted book, with a new jacket design.
Hazel Green is a free spirit – independent, mischievous and charming. She lives on the 12th floor of the grand old Moodey Building. Once a year, on Frogg Day, the whole city celebrates with a fabulous parade, and Hazel is determined that the children of her building will join in. But some of the grown-ups want to keep them out – especially troublesome Hazel. And then Hazel is falsely accused of stealing. But nothing troubles Hazel for long. With her humour and resourcefulness – and unexpected help from a reclusive boy called the Yak – she wins everyone around.