Double vision is a challenge for Ginny, a young girl starting kindergarten. After some mishaps, she is able to solve the issue with an eye patch. Ginny proudly becomes the pirate of kindergarten and is able to participate in activities just like everyone else.

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Age Range

4 - 8

Genre

fiction

2010-01-01

Page Count

Publisher

Atheneum

Grade Level

Pre-K - 3rd

ISBN

9781416950240

Lexile

AD500

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