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The Boarding School for Bad Boys
- A Braden Thompson Diary
- Narrated by: Wendy McCleskey
- Length: 1 hr and 17 mins
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The Boarding School for Bad Boys
Narrated by:
Wendy McCleskey
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Publisher's Summary
Braden Thompson is going to boarding school and he is not happy about it. What makes matters worse is that a group of older boys start picking on him and his new friends the very first day! Then things really start to go downhill when Braden's plan for revenge goes terribly wrong. Will he be able to redeem himself, or will he be stuck at bad boy boarding school forever?
The Boarding School for Bad Boys by A.R. Galltier is a diary for children in the first through fifth grade (or 6-11 years old).
©2015 A.R. Galltier (P)2016 A.R. Galltier
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