Look into my eyes: Book 1 (Ruby Redfort)

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Ruby Redfort is a book series written by Lauren Child ( of Charlie and Lola fame), and follows the adventures of Teen Superspy Action Girl Ruby Redfort. That’s such a nice question. Thank you. I don’t really know but it’s lovely that that’s your opinion. I listen to people talking a lot, and maybe it rubs off. It’s about fine-tuning your ear to it. Cute Clumsy Girl: Red Monroe is described as impossibly pretty and clumsy, and twice breaks instruments belonging to Ruby. Make a simple mask. Paper plates are great for making simple masks. You can turn your child into pretty much any World Book Day character they fancy with a little crafting. Ruby watches a lot of TV; her and Clancy's favorite TV show is Crazy Cops. [4] Despite the childish-sounding title, it is a great show according to Clancy and Ruby. She particularly likes detective shows, but also enjoys crime and horror shows. She also watches nearly every other type of TV show. [4]

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Meanwhile, in prison, Boyd Marshall has received parts of a stonecutting tool hidden inside muffins, and escapes by digging a tunnel. There is a briefing at Spectrum about it, but they say he is not a threat to Spectrum or its agents. Ruby's parents have found out about the dumpster incident, and they are annoyed, but when Sabina discovers Ruby saved Mr Parker's dog from the snakes, she stops being mad.Lauren Child: New Children's Laureate worried about equality in books". BBC News. 7 June 2017 . Retrieved 7 June 2017.

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Kindly Housekeeper: Mrs. Digby is a tough version of one. She loves the Redforts, but won't mind calling them out. Child was the cover artist for all three volumes and the author of at least the first volume's introduction.Amnesiac Hero: It is revealed that Bradley Baker has been mushroom expert Mo Loveday, with little remembrance of his past.

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Gut Punch: Baker's (second) death, this time much more final. Worse than that- LB's reaction to it. Ruby meets with her friends to discuss the Halloween costumes, and falls asleep at the table. Del writes "Redfort wake up and smell the banana milk" on her arm in a permanent pen. Later, her and Clancy talk about Ruby's meeting with Agent Delaware, and Clancy says she is taking it too personally. She won a second Smarties Prize in 2002 for That Pesky Rat, which was commended for the Greenaway too. [12] [a] In the same year she wrote her first children's novel, Utterly Me, Clarice Bean, one of 39 books nominated by the librarians for the Carnegie Medal. [14] Her second novel in this series, Clarice Bean Spells Trouble was shortlisted for the 2005 British Book Awards Children's Book of the Year. The third novel, Clarice Bean, Don't Look Now was published in 2007. The next day, Ruby attends a mathlympics meet. The last question, a tiebreaker between her and Dakota Lyme, is about a tesseract. Ruby correctly answers it and wins, making Dakota Lyme very angry. The following day, Ruby and her friends see a Taste Twister ad, and wonder what a "Taste Twister" is, as the ad doesn't say. Del comes to Ruby's house, and they sit on the roof. Ruby's comic blows into Mr Parker's garden, and Ruby goes to get it. In doing so, she sees snakes under the house, and Mr Parker's dog, unconscious. She calls the emergency vet, but Mr Parker is still annoyed that she trespassed on his yard. Ruby loses her cool and insults Mr Parker.Given Name Reveal: There are many of these in Book Six, where the names of LB, Hitch, the Count, the Australian, and Buzz are shown. They are also quite plot relevant. Ruby is on her way to Penny Books, feeling like a quiet day, when she spots Del Lasco and Vapona Begwell having an argument. Ruby grabs Del and runs with her into an alley, where they climb into a dumpster to hide from Vapona and her gang. There’s a lot to lose sleep over in Twinford: there’s the snakes and the bivalves, but they aren’t half as poisonous as the rumours. With so many twists and turns, it’s hard to know who to trust, particularly when no one trusts you. Will Ruby make it out in one piece? Well, happy endings are for fairy tales, bozo." [2] Plot [ ] Prologues [ ] What Planet Are You From, Clarice Bean?, Nestlé Smarties Book Prize, Kids' Club Network Special Award