By the highway home

Mary Stolz

Harper & Row, 1971 - Juvenile Fiction - 194 pages

Many conflicts arise within the Reed family when they are forced to move in with relatives in the country.

Contents

• Section 1: 3
• Section 2: 12
• Section 3: 20

About the author

Mary Stolz published her first book for young people in

Mary Stolz published her first book for young people in 1950 with Ursula Nordstrom and never looked back. Since then1950 with Ursula Nordstrom and never looked back. Since then, she has written more than sixty books, been published in n, she has written more than sixty books, been published in nearly thirty languages, and received two Newbery Honors (forearly thirty languages, and received two Newbery Honors (for "Belling the Tiger" and "The Noonday Friends"). "The Bully "Belling the Tiger" and "The Noonday Friends"). "The Bully of Barkham Street "is the sequel to "A Dog on Barkham Streetof Barkham Street "is the sequel to "A Dog on Barkham Street "(also available from HarperTrophy). Ms. Stolz lives on the "(also available from HarperTrophy). Ms. Stolz lives on the Gulf Coast of Florida. Gulf Coast of Florida.

Bibliographic information

• Title: By the highway home
• Author: Mary Stolz
• Publisher: Harper & Row, 1971
• ISBN: 0060258306, 9780060258306
• Length: 194 pages
• Subjects: Family life; Family life - Fiction; Juvenile Fiction / Family / General