Ophie Out of Oz

by Kathleen O'Dell and Ann Marie Lee

Book Overview

Ophelia Peeler has always considered herself to be a Dorothy-type, a girl destined for a glamorous adventure . . . someday . . . somehow . . . somewhere. And her life in fun and sunny California... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0803729308
• ISBN13: 9780803729308
• Release Date: May 2004
• Publisher: Dial Books
• Length: 184 Pages
• Weight: 0.95 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 5.7" x 7.6"
• Age Range: 10 years and up
• Grade Range: Grade 5 and higher

Customer Reviews

Ophie out of oz

I am [..] and in the [...]and love this book. It is infact one of my favorites. When Ophie Peeler moves from sunny california to rainy oregon and goes to a new school where she wants to show her talents and fit in,the two popular " T.V. girls" are stealing her stardom and making her life difficult.,and her precious ruby red slippers dont fit her anymore! Yet she meets Brittany borg and her little sister Tana who are nice and accept Ophie for who she is, even though brittany is the weird girl in the class ,ophie becomes her friend. When the T.V girls finaly let Ophie into their group only because of one reason, Ophie will have to choose between Brittany,tana and the T.V. girls. Will Ophie ever feel at home? This is a must read book for most kids in 3rd to maybe [...]rade. You must get it!

Ophie Out of Oz

"Ophie" is a funny book about Ophie Peeler and her journeys through friendship. When moving to a new town, she finds herself stuck with a girl called Britney instead of the TV girls, who are popular and star in TV commercials. When one day she finds out that a present from her dad will make the TV girls talk to her, she breaks off her friendship with Britney to be popular. Finally she realizes what a true friend is- someone who likes you as you are (Britney), not someone who likes you for your belongings. I'd say the book was written for 3rd-5th graders though Ophie herself is in 4th grade, but I'm going into 7th grade and it's still funny and enjoyable for summer reading.