[.ca] Meet Molly: An American Girl (ISBN 0937295817)

the bully stopper:
This book was great .I thought the little girl was very brave for sticking up for all the people that were picked on.the bully picked on molly the first day that molly arrived to the new school.when she finally came to un end the bullys reolized that she sticks up for her self un like the kids that they picked on.So they became friends and told the boolys to not bully the other kids that they used to.

Molly Rules:
I loved this book. I look a lot like molly and I think she was brave and smart. She is my favorite american girl. I have her as an american girl doll and i've read all her books. In the book, she has to eat turnips (yuck) and isn't sure if her friends want to be wat she thinks they should be her brother is terrible I think I you liked thins book, you will like "changes for Molly" and "Molly learns a lesson"

Meet Molly:
Molly,nine, is living in the 1940s with her family Mom, pest Richey, Jill a young lady and little Brad. For Hallowen Molly and her two friends are dressing up and having a great time untill Richey ruins it with a mean trick. Molly will not let Richey ruin her hallowwen or her friends so molly gets back at him with a other trick. Molly is a brave little girl and will not let her brother bully her.

Interesting:
This is the first in the American Girls Short Stories series about Molly McIntire, a nine-year-old girl living on the home front during World War 2. It is 1944, and Molly and her family are learning to live with wartime shortages and the absence of their Army doctor father. With Halloween right around the corner, Molly and her friends have to come up with a set of costumes that will include all of them. (Cinderella and her two stepsisters? Yeah, but who wants to be an ugly stepsister?) However, trouble is on the horizon as Molly finds herself drawn into a small war with her brother! My daughter and I enjoyed this book. In many ways, it showed how the World War 2 home front was both similar to normal times and different. I especially liked the final chapter in this book, which looks back to 1944. I thought that it did a good job of explaining the war to children. Overall, we do recommend this book to you!

A great book:
This book is about nine-year-old Molly McIntire, who lives on the home front in 1944, during World War Two. Molly and her friends, Linda and Susan, decide to be Hawaiian hula dancers for Halloween. They tease Molly's brother Ricky because he has a crush on Molly's sister's friend. To get back at them, Ricky ruins their Halloween by spraying them with a hose and ruining their costumes and treats. They tell Molly's mother, but they think her punishment is too easy on Ricky. They decide to get back at him, but Molly's mom sees, and has a talk with them. Molly, Linda, and Susan have to do Ricky's laundry as a punishment. Soon Molly and Ricky are friends again, and the "war" between them ends.