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The main characters are Greg, Roderick, Rolley and Manney. The setting is daylight at school and night at home. The main idea is not to get the cheese touch, not to get bullied and how to survive in school.
Reviewed by Nick
Some of the characters in this book are Gregory, Rodrick, Rowley, Manny and Frank. The setting is located at home and school. He’s trying to fix the problem of his older brother Rodrick bossing him around.
Reviewed by Yonathan
A boy has a brother who is in a band. He has a Mom and Dad and an older brother. I don’t know where the setting is. His brother has a party and someone writes on the bathroom door and they have to hurry and switch out the door.
Reviewed by Ashley
When a snobbish radio personality breaks his leg on their front step, a small town family’s life is turned upside-down when the demanding invalid decides he shall take up residence with them until he heals.
Reviewed by Dashaun
After being left by his wife, Felix Ungar moves in with his best friend, Oscar Madison’s apartment. Unfortunately, Felix’s compulsive neatness and Oscar’s over bearing slobbishness clash horribly and comedy ensues as Oscar tries to keep from ringing Felix’s neck.
Reviewed by Dashaun
Wayside School is built sideways. The school has 30 flights of stairs. The yard teacher tells the kids a story. He said that there were people who went to school with only one story. This book is full of funny school stories.
Reviewed by Brooklyn
This is the story about a funny, weird kid with weird brothers and friends.
Reviewed by Kyle
Dec 22nd 2008gibsonLove stories & Realistic Fiction & comedy
This was my favorite book read over the holidays. I think the main character, Antsy, is my favorite main character of all time. Antsy finds out that a friend of his only has 6 months to live so Antsy comes up with the idea of ‘giving’ him a month of his own life. It just gets stranger after that. Antsy dates his friends older sister, becomes famous, pours water on the wrong person and on and on. Read it, you’ll love it!
Reviewed by Debbie Gibson, librarian
Dec 8th 2008gibsonRealistic Fiction & comedy
THis book is written in poem form. It is so funny, but you will laugh and cry. I love this book. Find out what happens to the dog.
Reviewed by Kathy
This book was ok. It wasn’t as good as Love that Dog by the same author. It is funny, though. Just not my favorite.
Reviewed by Kathy