So What Do You Do?

by Douglas Evans

Two sixth-graders discover that their beloved third-grade teacher is living on the streets.

112 pages, Hardcover

First published December 5, 1997

About the author

Douglas Evans lives in Berkeley, California. He grew up in Ohio and Minnesota and taught for many years in various settings ranging from a small logging town in Oregon, to a wealthy suburb in California; a private school in Berkeley, to international schools in Helsinki and London. Now he is a full-time writer of books, stories, plays, and screenplays for children. Doug spends a good part of each year living abroad and has visited over 100 countries. Doug plays a competent piano and guitar and has written over 400 songs and compositions. His published books include MVP: Magellan Voyage Project, The Elevator Family, and Classroom at the End of the Hall.

Reviews

[Brett · Rating 5 out of 5]

Written by my second grade teacher. I'm in it as "Brett the environmentalist."