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Jul 10, 2012 | ISBN 9780375871870 | 7-10 years Buy *This format is not eligible to earn points towards the Reader Rewards program
Aug 10, 2010 | ISBN 9780375894978 | 7-10 years Buy
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Jul 10, 2012 | ISBN 9780375871870 | 7-10 years
Aug 10, 2010 | ISBN 9780375894978 | 7-10 years
In the sequel to The Fabled Fourth Graders of Aesop Elementary School by award-winning author Candace Fleming, Mr. Jupiter’s rambunctious students are fifth graders now . . . and they rule the school! Bernadette Braggadoccio stirs things up when her investigative reporting for the school’s TV station reveals some scandalous stuff. But . . . don’t believe everything you hear. For their last year at Aesop, the fifth graders are hoping for the coolest class pet—a unicorn or at least a giant squid. Imagine their disappointment when they get guinea pigs. But . . . appearances can be deceiving. Here’s a chapter book with all the fun and mayhem of Louis Sachar’s classic Sideways Stories from Wayside School. Whether you knew Mr. Jupiter’s class back in fourth grade or are new to Aesop Elementary, you’ll be chomping at the bit to join these fabled fifth graders for the zaniest school year ever.
Here’s a chapter book with all the kid appeal and absurd mayhem of Louis Sachar’s classic Sideways Stories from Wayside School! These hilarious fables, complete with morals, will make you wish you went to Aesop Elementary.Welcome back to Mr. Jupiter’s inimitable class in this companion to The Fabled Fourth Graders of Aesop Elementary School. His rambunctious, special students are fifth graders now . . . and they rule the school! Bernadette Braggadoccio stirs things up when her probing investigative reporting for the school’s TV station reveals some scandalous stuff. But . . . don’t believe everything you hear. Is that new art teacher really a crazy lady with zillions of cats, or could there be more to this story?So whether readers knew Mr. Jupiter’s class back in fourth grade or are new to Aesop Elementary, they’ll be chomping at the bit to join these fabled fifth graders for the zaniest school year ever.
Why did I write Clever Jack Takes the Cake? Mostly for fun, but also because I wanted to try my hand at writing a fairy tale. I do that a lot as a writer—challenge myself to try new things—and tackling… More about Candace Fleming
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