Clarice Bean, Don't Look Now (Clarice Bean)

Author:	Child, Lauren
Binding:	Paperback
List Price:	$12.50
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Overview

ISBN:	9780763659448
Publisher:	Candlewick Press
Language:	English
Page Count:	252
Publication Date:	2/18/2025
Size:	7.25" l x 5.50" w x 0.88"
Series:	N/A

Category	Subject
Tweens Fiction	Love and Friendship
Tweens Fiction	Emotions and Feelings

Big worries, unexpected changes, and surprising friendships—Clarice Bean discovers that life doesn't always go according to plan!

Life is full of things to worry about, and Clarice Bean has been keeping track of them all. From the mysteries of infinity to the unsettling possibility of change, her notebook is filled with concerns both big and small. But nothing could prepare her for the news that her utterly best friend, Betty Moody, is moving away forever!

Suddenly, everything seems to be falling apart. Clarice is so upset that she can barely get excited about her tickets to the premiere of the Ruby Redfort detective movie—a dream come true for a devoted fan of the fearless fictional heroine. How can anything possibly be the same without Betty?

As Clarice struggles with the prospect of losing her best friend, she must navigate the confusing emotions that come with growing up, unexpected goodbyes, and changes beyond her control. Along the way, she discovers that friendship can appear in the most surprising places and that even the most difficult situations can lead to wonderful new beginnings.

Bursting with Lauren Child's signature humor, imaginative storytelling, and playful illustrations, Clarice Bean, Don't Look Now is a funny, touching, and relatable adventure about friendship, resilience, and finding courage when life takes an unexpected turn.

Perfect for readers ages 8–12, this heartwarming installment in the beloved Clarice Bean series reminds us that although change can be scary, it can also open the door to something extraordinary.

"Clarice is quickly stepping out from behind the shadow of other witty characters." — School Library Journal