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Tomie celebrates his sixth birthday in first grade, with cake in the classroom, great presents, and a surprise, too!

Soon it's time for Tomie's first Halloween trick-or-treating with his brother. He dresses up as one of his favorite characters from a Walt Disney movie—will any of the neighbors guess who is inside the costume?

After Thanksgiving comes the Christmas season, and Tomie is stranded at home with the chicken pox—will he still get to play his part in the pageant?

Finally, it's New Year's Eve, and lucky Tomie gets to stay up to see the New Year in!

In his inimitable way, Tomie dePaola takes readers once more into his childhood with more fun and funny memories from the Newbery Honor-winning address: 26 Fairmount Avenue.

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Tomie dePaola

Tomie dePaola

(Pronounced Tommy De-Powl-a)
1934 - 2020
American
Tomie dePaola received his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Pratt Institute and also studied at the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture, Sko... See more

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Kirkus Reviews

What a Year
DePaola’s fourth volume in the popular 26 Fairmount Avenue series is as charming and engaging as its predecessors.

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