The Report Card, Andrew Clements
I am really into Andrew Clements right now. He writes such funny books that always have something to do with school.In this story, Nora Rowley is not just really smart - she is a genius! However, no ones knows it yet! She doesn't want to be different or have people treat her any differently. She has gone her whole life (up to fifth grade), trying really hard to act and sound like a "normal" kid.
Then, Nora gets frustrated by how much her classmates emphasize grades and test scores. So, she puts a plan into action in order to prove a point. Can you believe Nora actually is proud of the D's on the report card she brings home?! Read the story to find out why she is so happy about her bad grades and learn whether or not Nora's plan works or if her secret gets out.
This book is both funny and has a great message. It will make you question how important grades really are and understand that scores aren't the only thing that define someone as "smart."
If you liked any of Andrew Clements other books, such as, Frindle, The School Story, or No Talking, you will like this book as well. (And if you have not read any of the above-mentioned books - YOU SHOULD!!!)
Overall: 4 out of 5 stars
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