The People in Pineapple Place
by Anne Lindbergh
August just moved to Washington DC and he hates it. there's nobody to play with. That is, nobody
until he finds Pineapple Place. The people there are strange. They look in garbage cans to get the
things they need. They never grow older. Some of the kids were 50 years old and they looked a
lot younger. And they were invisible. Sometimes one of them was seen, but not often. August is lucky.
He can see the whole place.
He makes friends with April Anderson. They have a whole lot of fun. Roller-skating in museums, riding
in a streetcar that was 40 years a go, rag-bagging, and lots more. But April says that the whole street
might move away soon. They move every so often. What will August do if they move? Find out in this
wonderful, exciting book! |
Also by Anne Lindbergh:
The Prisoner of Pineapple Place
Bailey's Window
The Shadow on the Dial
The Worry Week
Osprey Island
The Hunky-Dory Diary
Nobody's Orphan
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