Steven B. Frank is the author of Class ReAction (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, ), Class Action (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, ) Armstrong Charlie (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, ), and The Pen Commandments: A guide for the beginning writer (Pantheon/Anchor, ). His short stories and plays have appeared in Weekly Reader's READ and WRITING FOR TEENS magazines. Steven B. Frank’s middle-grade novel Armstrong and Charlie is a powerful read with an important message. It is written for young readers but will certainly be enjoyed by all. Armstrong and Charlie are beginning sixth grade in the s. They live in Los Angeles and /5. Told in alternating viewpoints between Armstrong and Charlie, Frank does an amazing job exploring and fleshing out two very complex characters in this rich coming of age story. Parents will love the lessons of this excellently-written book while kids will be drawn into the story and empathetic to the situation of both central characters/5(40).
Steven B. Frank is the author of The Pen Commandments: A Guide for the Beginning Writer. He teaches middle school at Le Lycée Français de Los Angeles and lives in Laurel Canyon, California. Armstrong and Charlie was inspired by his own sixth grade year at Wonderland Avenue Elementary. Armstrong and Charlie Steven B. Frank. Set in Los Angeles in the s, Armstrong and Charlie is the hilarious, heartwarming tale of two boys from opposite worlds, Different, yet the same. Charlie and Armstrong have an odd bond-- Charlie overheads Armstrong tell a story about his neighbor, Mr. Khalil, dying. The story turns out to be false, but Charlie admires Armstrong's deviousness and creativity, and Armstrong feels bad that he made up the story when he finds out that Charlie's brother really did die.
Armstrong And Charlie By Steven B. Frank - FictionDB. Cover art, synopsis, sequels, reviews, awards, publishing history, genres, and time period. Steven B. Frank is the author of The Pen Commandments: A Guide for the Beginning Writer. He teaches middle school at Le Lycée Français de Los Angeles and lives in Laurel Canyon, California. Armstrong and Charlie was inspired by his own sixth grade year at Wonderland Avenue Elementary. Armstrong Charlie - AM Steven B. Frank Armstrong Charlie Charlie isn t looking forward to sixth grade After all if he starts sixth grade chances are he ll finish it And when he does he ll be older than his older brother ever was Armstrong isn t looking f.
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