The Trouble With Lemons

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Summary: The Trouble With Lemons- Awesome!!!!
Review: I can't tell you how much I loved this book! It makes a great read for anybody, but it applies mostly to teenagers. There were a number of reasons why I thought this book was so good. First, the story really teaches you a lot of lessons. The main character, Tyler, thinks he is a "failure" and has so many problems, but he really has everything to be happy about. This really relates well with teenagers because a lot of them may face similar problems on the road of growing up.
Also, I loved this book because it kept me hooked so well. You might suspect that it is boring since I told you it was about a boy just facing life's difficulties, but it is also mixed with a mystery which keeps you reading. I hope you choose this book for your next read!

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Summary: The Trouble with Lemons is very easy reading.
Review: I give the book The Trouble with Lemons 4 stars. It was a halfway decent book with many surprises. The surprises came suddenly which was great, but afterward there were big lulls and spots where it was hard to stay interested. I loved the character Tyler. He was a kid who thought of himself as a "Lemon." He would trade himself in for a different kid that wouldn't get in so much trouble anytime he had a chance. He figured going to the principal twice a week and using Ms. Weavrly's class as naptime weren't things a good kid would do. Then he and his friend Lymie slipped out of the house out and went swimming in the town quarry. Everything was fine until he bumped into the body. It was BooBoo Anderson the school janitor. What were they to do? This book was very easy to read. I would recommend it to any of my friends. It's great for a kid who needs to pass the time.

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Summary: Good Book
Review: I love this Book! It is very suspenceful and I hope everyone else enjoys it too!

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Summary: Great book!
Review: I read this book in only a few days (days since i have to go to school) because i couldn't keep my mind off of it. I was always wanting to know what was going to happen, and I have to say that this may be my new favorite book. Sometimes I thought it went into detail about his life too much, but i guess it makes you connect with Tyler (main character) better. Without a doubt I give it five stars.

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Summary: The Trouble With Lemons Review
Review: I recently had a project from my teacher and I had to choose a book to read from 3 books choices. I chose Trouble With Lemons because of the summary on the back of the book. It looked interesting. I really liked the book and how it was put together. I liked the twist at the end and the explanation of what had happened to BooBoo. I liked Tyler and how he thought of himself. I sometimes feel like he did in the book. I would recommend this book to teenage boys. I'm looking forward to reading the next book Eye of the Beholder.

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Summary: The Trouble With Lemons Review
Review: I recently had a project from my teacher and I had to choose a book to read from 3 books choices. I chose Trouble With Lemons because of the summary on the back of the book. It looked interesting. I really liked the book and how it was put together. I liked the twist at the end and the explanation of what had happened to BooBoo. I liked Tyler and how he thought of himself. I sometimes feel like he did in the book. I would recommend this book to teenage boys. I'm looking forward to reading the next book Eye of the Beholder.

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Summary: The Trouble With Lemons- An awesome read!
Review: It is difficult for me to tell you how much I loved this book! There was a number of reasons why this book turned out to be so good. First of all, it taught me a lot of lessons in different areas. The main character, Tyler, thought he had so many problems in his life, but it just so happens that he had everything to be happy about. I think this matter relates really well with teenagers that are growing up and searching for who they are.
Also, this book kept me hooked so well! You might suspect this book is boring because it is just about some kid growing up, but of course it is mixed with a mystery which makes you want to keep reading. Hope you choose this book for your next read!!!!

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Summary: The Trouble With Lemons- An awesome read!
Review: It is difficult for me to tell you how much I loved this book! There was a number of reasons why this book turned out to be so good. First of all, it taught me a lot of lessons in different areas. The main character, Tyler, thought he had so many problems in his life, but it just so happens that he had everthing to be happy about. I think this matter relates really well with teenagers that are growing up and searching for who they are.
Also, this book kept me hooked so well! You might suspect this book is boring because it is just about some kid growing up, but of course it is mixed with a mystery which makes you want to keep reading. Hope you choose this book for your next read!!!!

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Summary: This is not a sour Lemon!
Review: The book Trouble with the Lemons was pretty good. I thought that it looked like a horrible book and was dreading to have to read it. But I enjoyed. It was a neat book to read and I would recommend you try it. The kid seems down to earth and everything. He made me feel like I had it good. His mom and older brother are famous movie stars, and his father died in a plane crash. The main character Tyler and his friend were swimming in the quarry and found a body. It was the one of BooBoo Anderson the school janitor. It is a murder mystery and if you like books with a lot action going on I really think you should try this book.

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Summary: A Wonderful First Novel
Review: The Trouble with Lemons by Daniel Hayes combines a mystery story with a coming-of-age tale about a kid, Tyler McAllister, who doesn't quite fit in at his new school, not helped by his discovery of a body. The author does an effective job at combining these elements. The true joy in the novel, though, comes in the creation of the lead character and his friend, Lymie, the two oddballs at their school. These two characters will pull the reader through the book and allow any reader to identfy with them and their struggles both at school and in solving the mystery, the flip side of those darned popular Hardy Boys. Everyone has felt the oddball in school and these characters are both outsiders in the system in school and representative of a typical early teenager. A neat trick for the author to pull off. A very good first novel by the author for kids.