
By Sonya Hartnett, Ann James (Illustrator)
Part of the Walker Stories series
Hands cause chaos, but can they prove their innocence?
Hannah's hands, Sadie and Ratz, are always causing chaos, especially with her little brother, Baby Boy. When he blames them for his own mischief, Hannah must find a way to clear their name. Can she tame her wild hands and prove their innocence, or will Baby Boy's antics lead to unexpected consequences? Dive into a whimsical tale of sibling rivalry and imaginative play, where the line between reality and make-believe blurs, and the stakes are as high as a child's imagination.
Award-winning Sonya Hartnett spins a tale for younger readers about mischief, siblings, and taking matters into your own hands. Sadie and Ratz are the names of Hannah’s hands. They aren’t animals, but they behave like wild beasts, says Dad. For one thing, they’re always after four-year-old Baby Boy (whom Sadie wishes were a dog). They jump onto his head and try to rub his ears off. Baby Boy knows how to turn the tables, though, and when he spills milk on the carpet, he tells Grandma that Sadie and Ratz pushed him. But when Baby Boy goes too far, Hannah may have to send Sadie and Ratz on vacation to prove their innocence. Multi-award-winning author Sonya Hartnett brings her original sensibility, wry humor, and engaging characters to a younger audience, aided by Ann James’s inviting illustrations.
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