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The Wolfman, the Shrink, and the Eighth-Grade Election

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A review (©, 2006) by the author D.M. Nigro
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The Wolfman, the Shrink, and the Eighth-Grade Election, from D.M. Nigro, features a middle school student named David Cameron who dares to wear a kilt to class on the most important day of his life!

There's a wolfman loose in the Boston Harbor town of Winport!  For Lori Stanton, managing rich, popular David Cruise's campaign for class president is a fantasy-come-true.  Until the hot political race turns negative.  David's opponent is Lori's unconventional new friend, Cap Cameron, a California transfer student with a secret.  Some claim Cap is visiting a psychologist, a shrink.  Worse, he's been seen after dark, alone with the mysterious wolfman.

Can David use this strange story to steal the election?  If he does, is it fair?  Wild rumors are flying through Winport Junior High, and Lori is caught right in the middle.  Will David's negative campaign spoil everyone's election day dreams?

90 pages
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Author:  Deborah M. Nigro (D. M. Nigro, Deborah Mona) welcomes the challenge to create quality material for today's sophisticated young readers.  A Cape Cod resident born and educated in Boston, she is a feature writer, teacher, bookseller and the author of popular novels published in the US and Europe.  Network news anchor Paula Zahn interviewed Deborah for a television feature on the romance industry.  Her work has appeared nationally in Parade, First for Women, Highlights for Children and many other outlets.  John F. Kennedy: The Promise of Camelot, a condensed biography for family reading, was approved for sale by the National Park Service.

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