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Title	:	Operation Redwood
Author	:	S. Terrell French
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 353 pages
Published	:	May 1st 2009 by Harry N. Abrams
Categories	:	Realistic Fiction. Childrens. Middle Grade. Young Adult. Fiction

Operation Redwood

S. Terrell French

Hardcover | Pages: 353 pages

Rating: 4.08 | 758 Users | 152 Reviews

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"Sibley Carter is a moron and a worldclass jerk." When Julian Carter-Li intercepts an angry e-mail message meant for his greedy, high-powered uncle, it sets him on the course to stop an environmental crime!

His uncle’s company plans to cut down some of the oldest remaining California redwood trees, and it’s up to Julian and a ragtag group of friends to figure out a way to stop them. This fantastic debut novel, full of clever stunts and pranks, shows the power of determined individuals, no matter what their age, to stand up to wrongdoing. And it introduces readers to a memorable cast of characters—smart kids who care about the world around them.

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Original Title:	Operation Redwood
ISBN:	0810983540 (ISBN13: 9780810983540)
Edition Language:	English
Literary Awards:	John and Patricia Beatty Award (2010)

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This book was one of the best books I have ever read. The book, which is about four kids trying to save a redwood forest, is printed on recycled paper. I like how the one main bad guy has a son who is also interested in the redwoods and doesn't want his dad to cut down al the redwoods.I liked the reference to Julia Butterfly Hill, who lived in a redwood tree to save it, just like the main characters.

Nice and its for my school

I am the Lorax who speaks for the trees, which you seem to be chopping as fast as you please. In Operation Redwood, Julian, the nephew of a covetous and tyrannical businessman, is similar to the Lorax. He discovers that his uncle, Sibley Carter, is formulating plans to cut down a redwood grove, including a world-famous tree, Big Tree. Instead of using the redwoods to build something useful, he wants to use the space that the majestic trees once stood in to build resorts to become rich, similar

I wonder if contemporary childrens authors ever look at the writers of the past and think to themselves, It was easier then. You could get away with so much more. Morality, at least in retrospect, was so clear cut and uncomplicated in the books of the past. You could have a kid defeat a great big villain with relative simplicity and folks wouldnt object at all. Or maybe not. Thats how we think of old childrens books... as simple. But when you try to sit down and think of all the realistic novels

Great way to get young kids thinking about the environment and about how they can make a change if they just have the courage. I felt like I was one of the kids. Will definitely be using this in my classroom.



My kids liked the adventure a lot, but didn't like that the author kept encouraging them to break laws if you have a strong passion about something. It was a great book to discuss why people log and also how authors can try to really push their beliefs on the reader.