Author Profile
Richard Peck
1 Books
Richard Peck was a highly regarded American author recognized for his expansive contributions to young adult and children's literature. His beloved historical novels, including A Long Way From Chicago and A Year Down Yonder, follow the unforgettable and eccentric Grandma Dowdel. He expertly blended sharp humor, heartfelt emotion, and a keen observation of human nature into every story. Peck's masterful ability to craft distinct, engaging voices made his books perennial favorites in classrooms and libraries.
Books in "Soup"
Election fever has officially hit the small, quiet town of Learning, Vermont, and the race for class president is about to get wild. Rob has taken on the monumental task of managing the political campaign for his best friend, Soup. Soup might not be the most traditional candidate, but what he lacks in polish, he makes up for in sheer, unpredictable energy. Running a campaign in a small-town school means dealing with fierce rivalries, ridiculous schemes, and a whole lot of unexpected chaos. Rob has to figure out how to win over their classmates while keeping Soup out of his usual trouble. From painting campaign posters to dodging the opposition's sneaky tactics, the boys are in for the fight of their middle school lives. It is a hilarious, fast-paced adventure about loyalty, leadership, and the lengths you will go to support your best friend. Get ready for a classic tale of classroom politics where the biggest challenge isn't winning the election, but surviving the campaign trail.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
107 Pages
