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Freaky Friday Study Guide

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by Mary Rodgers
About 43 pages (12,859 words)
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"Mary Rodgers." In Contemporary Authors, edited by Ann Evory and Linda Metzger. Detroit: Gale Research, 1983. Summarizes both Rodgers's career and major reviews of her books.

Contains a lengthy interview.

"Mary Rodgers: An Interview." Top of the News 40 (Winter 1984): 155-161.

Rodgers describes how she began writing, examines the relationship of character and situations to her own experiences, and discusses the influence children's books may have.

"Review of Freaky Friday." Horn Book (August.....

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