Be a Perfect Person in Just 3 Days!

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Summary: Be PerfectBe a Perfect Person in Just 3 days!
Review: Be a Perfect Person in Just 3 days!

Would you ever listen to a book that told you to wear broccoli around your neck at school?
This book is about a boy that wants to be a perfect person. So one day he went to the library. A book fell on his head. He got it and did everything that he was told.
If you want to find out what happens, read the book.

I think that it was a very good book. I loved it. Because it was funny.

I recommend that this book would be for ages 6 to 14.

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Summary: I loved reading this book!
Review: I loved it! I found it very, very funny! Milo, the main character, went to the public library to look for a scary story. Then a book hit his head, It was called Be A Perfect Person. The genius, Dr.K Pinkerton Silverfish, is funny too! He is from a nonsense campus called Ripple of Skidrow College. Then he went to get the broccoli, but that was for the Crinkley family dinner. But instead, they had rutabaga. Then Milo didn't eat anything, he was in big trouble! Then Dr.Silverfish told him to do nothing except sip weak tea and go to the bathroom. He thought about baseball, If a ball came back to him, he would have to strike out or hit it with a baseball bat and disobey Dr.Silverfish, and so he had to skip baseball this week. Milo got sleepy and failed perfection. Milo is nice to his family, but not Dr.Silverfish. It's kind of boring to be something that is hard for you.

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Summary: No one is perfect!
Review: Milo Crinkly is in the public library looking for a scary monster book when a book called "How to be perfect" seems to jump of the shelve and scream read me, read me! Well who wouldn't want to be perfect so Milo gives this book a try anyways it isn't that thick. When he looks at the author there couldn't be anyone that Milo can think of that isn't more un-perfect. There are many unusual steps to be perfect no steps that anyone can think of!

Try this book it is really funny and ur sure to love it!

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Summary: Weird but funny!! You have got to read it!
Review: Milo, the main character, gets hit by a book, Be a perfect person in just three days, at the public library. This very imperfect professer actually talks interactively, from the book! Milo will do anything to be perfect, from wearing broccoli around his neck to doing absolutely nothing! This book is wonderful! I recommend this book to comedians, or people that are just looking for a good laugh!!

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Summary: be a perfect person in just three days
Review: The 20 children in my second grade class loved this book, and begged (NOT AN EXAGERATION) me to keep reading it until it was through. We talked about being perfect, laughed at the antics in the story, and none of us wanted to stop. As a matter of fact, when the book was finished, the class immediately wanted me to start reading Manes' book How to Make a Million...The only thing that stopped me was that I don't own that book.

That will be rectified the moment I'm done posting this review!

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Summary: An Awesome Book
Review: This book is about a boy named Milo who wants to be a perfect person. To be a perfect person he has to do some crazy stuff. For example he has to put broccoli around his neck for a day. Plus he has to not eat for 24hours. While he's doing these things people treats him lik an idiot and feels ambarressed. So if you like funny storys read this book because,I enjoyed it and I want YOU to enjoy it.

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Summary: No one is perfect!
Review: This story was good because Milo got hit on the head with a book. He was not a bad boy, he just wanted to be good at everything. - Tyroshan & Tyroniona
This story is funny! It is better than any other story we've read. - Alvineka & Dionne
Milo is a good boy, even if he walks with broccoli around his neck. - Victor & Lance
It is funny because Milo does everything that Dr. Silverfish tells him and Dr. Silverfish is crazy! - Matthew & Sean
I think that Milo was not perfect but that he was brave to wear broccoli around his neck. - Racquel & Rasheeda
The story is very, very funny! The funniest part in the story was when he made funny faces in the mirror. - Kimani & Jonathan
It was a funny story because Milo wore broccoli around his neck. He did some crazy things! - Catina & Brittany

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Summary: This story is better than a bolgona sandwich!
Review: This story was good because Milo got hit on the head with a book. He was not a bad boy, he just wanted to be good at everything. - Tyroshan & Tyroniona
This story is funny! It is better than any other story we've read. - Alvineka & Dionne
Milo is a good boy, even if he walks with broccoli around his neck. - Victor & Lance
It is funny because Milo does everything that Dr. Silverfish tells him and Dr. Silverfish is crazy! - Matthew & Sean
I think that Milo was not perfect but that he was brave to wear broccoli around his neck. - Racquel & Rasheeda
The story is very, very funny! The funniest part in the story was when he made funny faces in the mirror. - Kimani & Jonathan
It was a funny story because Milo wore broccoli around his neck. He did some crazy things! - Catina & Brittany

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Summary: Give 'em 3 days and YOU TOO could be perfect!!
Review: Who says that nobody's perfect? Certainly not Dr. K Pinkerton Silverfish, the clown-nosed, messy-hotdog-eating author of the book "Be a Perfect Person In Just Three Days!" that mysteriously falls on our hero's head!

Meet Milo. He's your average kid, flawed like the rest of us, and just trying to find a good book on scary monsters at the library when "Be a Perfect Person...!!" flies from the shelf and beans him a good one. The author, Dr. S, is a very strange looking character in his author photo, dressed in a half-tie and Hawaiian shirt with that messy hotdog, but something about his eyes and what may be a smirk on his lips makes Milo want to check the book out. After all, who WOULDN'T want to be perfect?

He takes it home to read and immediately finds out that the road to being perfect is paved with strange tasks. Wearing a stalk of broccoli around your neck for one day and night, and not eating anything, for example. It's enough to make people wonder if you've lost your marbles. Still, if broccoli-wearing brings Milo perfection (kinda' like fasting brings inner awareness), then so be it! Bring on the green stuff!

B.A.P.P.I.J.T.D. is a quick, fast-paced read that will entertain and draw in even the most reluctant readers. It's short, weighing in at under 100 pages, so the length won't intimidate beginning readers. It is funny, ridiculous and clips along at a pace where you can't help but keep reading to find out what could possibly happen next. The language is easy to read but not condescending to young audiences. I teach reading to a group of normally reluctant, low-level readers, and within the first page everyone was hooked! Many of my students even asked if they could read THE WHOLE THING by the next day's class. Lo and behold, most of them *DID*!! This was not my doing; this was the ease and engagement of the book itself. Don't just take MY word for it, take it from the students who normally hate reading: this is a fine, fun book!