Sideways Arithmetic From Wayside School
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| Rating | : | 4.12 (670 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0590457268 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 96 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-02-11 |
| Language | : | English |
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"This is not a story" according to B. Junkin-Mills. My 10 year-old loves Louis Sachar in general and the Wayside books in particular. After devouring the This is not a story My 10 year-old loves Louis Sachar in general and the Wayside books in particular. After devouring the 3 in the boxed set, he begged for more Wayside School stories. I searched amazon and found this and ordered it and he was so excited when it arrived that he dropped what he was playing and tore upstairs to read it.He came down in 5 minutes - SO disappointed. He claimed the book 'is not the same'. I took a look and sure enough - it's a book of puzzles. There is no narrative, no story.Maybe t. in the boxed set, he begged for more Wayside School stories. I searched amazon and found this and ordered it and he was so excited when it arrived that he dropped what he was playing and tore upstairs to read it.He came down in 5 minutes - SO disappointed. He claimed the book 'is not the same'. I took a look and sure enough - it's a book of puzzles. There is no narrative, no story.Maybe t. Julie Campbell said Thought this would be like the other Wayside School Books. My son didn't like this book because it wasn't actually a reading book, it's just math problems. It takes a special kid to enjoy doing math problems in their spare time.. "Jennifer's book review" according to Jennifer. I thought the book was really fuuny and the auther had a big imagination. I liked how the kids could be animals at a point and then be apples and then be kids again. I thought the book was really funny and I would have given it more than 5 stars but 5 is the hightest amount. The book was a really good fantasy and I really enjoyed it. o liked it so much I read it Jennifer's book review I thought the book was really fuuny and the auther had a big imagination. I liked how the kids could be animals at a point and then be apples and then be kids again. I thought the book was really funny and I would have given it more than 5 stars but 5 is the hightest amount. The book was a really good fantasy and I really enjoyed it. o liked it so much I read it 3 more times. I would recamend this book to anyone who enjoy's a good lagh while reading!. more times. I would recamend this book to anyone who enjoy's a good lagh while reading!
For six years he struggled over trying to decide between being an author or a lawyer. He took one from her. 'Louis the Yard Teacher,' is also a character. It turned out to be not only his favorite class, but also the most important class Sachar took during his college career. All the kids are named after kids he knew at the school where he worked. Earn three units of credit.'Prior to that time, Sachar had no interest whatsoever in kids. Sachar dropped out of Russian class and tried to figure out what class he should take instead. After taking over a year of Russian, he realized it was still Greek to him. In college, he developed a particular interest in Russian literature and somehow got the ridiculous ambitious notion to learn the language and read his fa
Jewls, is completely wacky. But things at Wayside are far from normal-and Sue's teacher, Mrs. She knows adding apples plus oranges is impossibleor is it? Anything can happen at Wayside School.. From the Newbery-award winning author of Holes"Everyone take out your spelling books," said Mrs. Jewls. "It's time for arithmetic."Sue is so excited for her first day at Wayside School. She expects the students to add and subtract words! Sue has never heard of anything so ridiculous
He took one from her. Looking back now, he thinks those tough kids were probably only eleven or twelve years old! When Sachar turned nine, his family moved to Orange County in California, which, at the time, was mostly orange groves. All the kids are named after kids he knew at the school where he worked. It gave him the idea for Sideways Stories from Wayside School, which is a book of short stories about different kids in a school. Sachar says he had more fun writing that book than any