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Nothing's Fair in Fifth Grade

Nothing's Fair in Fifth Grade

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: I didnt like how it was written
Review: It was very sad because how they make fun of Elsie.Also how she almost got kicked out of school.Also I didnt like how the auther made the mother character so BRATTY AND SNOTTY!!!!!!....but I do like how at the end when thay are all friends at the end!!!!!!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Nothings Fair In Fifth Grade
Review: My book is called, Nothings Fair in Fifth Grade. I really reached out to this book. It's a kind of a book that teaches a few lessons. If you would read this book you could really learn something.This book is realistic fiction.

In the book Nothings Fair in Fifth Grade, a girl, Emily, just transferred to a different school. She did not have a lot of friends at first but after a while she had a friend named Danny. She helped Emily by being her friend.

My opinion of this book is the book is a great book, because it talks about the important thing every one should do be nice to each other.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Nothing's Fair in Fifth Grade
Review: The book I read was Nothing's Fair in Fifth Grade which is about a girl named Elsie who tries to loose weight. The seting was a real place. The real place is Jenny's house and at school. The characters were believeable or like real people because some people are fat and try to loose weight just like the main character in this book. Yes, the main character was a likeable person because she helped her friend with problems so she wouldn't be sent away. I liked the story and it was exciting because in every chapter Elsie would loose weight or get in trouble. My favorite part of the story was when they took a ride in the back of a man's truck because it made you think the girl's were going to get kidnapped. The main character learned that as long as she was good enough for her mother she wouldn't be sent away. I would recommend this book for a friend because the book always has something exciting in every chapter that does not make you put the book down. If my friend likes this book he or she would also like Fourth Grade is a Jinx.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: A review by a 5th Grade Girls Reading Club.
Review: The Stanton Elementary School 5th Grade Girls Reading Club read this book as a group and we thought: the story was realistic, it was similar to experiences we have had or know about and it was very interesting to read. We recommend it to other 5th grade girls as well as anyone who is in the 4th or 6th grade..

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: One of my first "life-changing" books
Review: This book and "Hello, God, It's Me, Margaret." were the two novels that mainly got me through my stint of puberty without cracking up. I will always cherish these books.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: My First Paperback!
Review: This book was my first paperback. I remember taking it out of the school library in Grade 3 after my teacher suggested it. I became really obsessed with the book and ended up buying a copy of my own. This book was absoulutly great because it shows how at some points, life cannot be fair.

When a girl named Elsie Edwards is a new student in Jenny Sawyers 5th grade class, the class is shocked by her "Weight Problem", let along her apperance because of her weight. They then find out that Elsie has been responsable for stole lunch money that she has been taken from the class. After a while, Jenny befriends Elsie and so does alot of kids. This book has lots of surprises, so keep reading!! A perfect choice for any reader!

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: A great book for students of all grades!
Review: This is a great book! The book certainily documents a average student's life. Their troubles, friends, foes, and obsticles.

I would recommend this book to a student looking for a fun-read!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: This book is cool
Review: When I read Nothing's Fair in Fifth grade by Barthe Declements it just got my interest. This book is an excellent and amazing book. Anyone could enjoy reading it. It is about a girl name Jenny when she's in fifth grade. She had a fantastic time before a new girl came. The new girl's name is Elsie. Everyone from the school is making fun of her because she's fat. Elsie has been robbing the school. Elsie is on a strict diet. She is not suppose to even eat one fast food but she did so now she has to eat in the office. The school can't take Elsie anymore. So they want to throw her out of the school. Jenny wants to rescue Elsie from getting kicked out. So she tries some crazy ideas. One of them is to get Elsie skinny. There are about three more ideas. Find out if Elsie gets kicked out of the school or not.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: This Book is great!
Review: When I read this book I couldn't put it down. The way the other kids were mean to the girl was terrible. They tortured her, and I guess it touched me because I could relate so much. I would reccomend this book to anyone, especially if they feel that they are the only one that gets hurt by others.


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