A boy and his father literally find themselves in each other's shoes.

Summer Switch

Children's Books

Mary Rodgers

Literature & Fiction

Harper&Row

The Mary Rodgers Treasury - 3 Mind-boggling novels. Freaky Friday, A Billion for Boris, and Summer Switch. Great novels for young readers ages 10 and up.

Mary Rodgers Omnibus

Harper-collins Publishers

Previously published as A Billion for Boris
Annabel Andrews is back in her body, but life is still anything but normal. When her brother, Ape Face, and her boyfriend, Boris, discover a TV that airs its programs a day early, they're suddenly faced with lots of opportunities. Boris wants to make billions of dollars, but Annabel wants to help mankind. They've got to decide what to do before someone figures out what's going on.... An ALA Notable Children's Book

ESP TV

Humor

HarperColl

When he hears his parents talking about a boy so rotten he will some day end up in jail, Simon imagines all the things he thinks might make a boy that rotten.

The Rotten Book

HarperCollins, Publishers

Free to Be...You and Me

GLORIA STEINEM

Marlo Thomas

McGraw=Hill

In the Andrews family, wishing you were someone else can have serious consequences! Twelve-year-old Benjamin "Ape Face" Andrews must learn this the hard way when, about to board a bus for a dreaded sports summer camp, he wishes he could change places with his high-flying executive father. He doesn't know it, but at that very moment, his dad wishes he were the one going to summer camp instead of Ape Face!In an instant, Ape Face finds himself in his dad's shoes -- literally. But can a twelve-year-old handle a business meeting with a boss nicknammed "The Killer Cream Puff"? Can his dad survive summer camp? And will they ever be themselves again?

Puffin Penguin Books

H.Hamilton

Freaky Friday

A Word to the Wives

Dorothy F. Rodgers

Alfred.A. Knopf

scholastic

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