Frindle

Title: A Great Book for Young Readers Review: My son has just started reading this book and he is really enjoying it. The story is fun engaging and perfect for children around 9 years old. It encourages creativity and makes reading exciting. So far it has captured his attention and I am happy to see him interested in a book that also helps build his vocabulary and imagination. I would definitely recommend it for young readers.

The book Frindle By Andrew Clements is a great realistic fiction book for understanding how teachers care about their students. Reading this book was a true wonder, and an experience all on its own. This book will have readers smiling all the way through. Nick Allen is a troublemaker. At school, he annoys each of his teachers, only to spread joy through his classmates. But he has Mrs. Granger, the strictest teacher in all of Lincoln Elementary School for fifth grade and Nick thought his jokes and pranks were over. Until he stuck upon an idea. If I were to compare this book to any other one of Andrew Clements books, I would say this one is the best. Although some scenarios were a bit wacky, this was a pretty good book, and the plot twist at the end was good. I’d say this book is best for children between the ages of 8-11. I’d also give this book a 9.5/10. This, is because there were some unnecessary parts added.

Incoming 5th graders just might like to take a ride on this heartfelt yet dramatic journey! Great story development! Thanks!

Frindle is such a clever, engaging story that hooks kids right away. It’s funny, imaginative, and sparks great conversations about language, creativity, and thinking for yourself. My child loved how relatable the characters are, and I loved that it encourages curiosity and confidence—without feeling preachy. It’s an easy, enjoyable read that still delivers meaningful lessons, making it perfect for independent reading or classroom discussions. Tip: the perfect book for kids book club I highly recommend this book & I hope this review is helpful 👍🏻

I like the quality and presentation of this book, I saw the other models of the same book on the school of my son and are very different, it look more elegant and fancy! The only things is if you remove the cover the hard cover does not have the name on it!

My son loved this book and insisted I read it too. You can’t get a much better recommendation than that. So glad I read it.

EXCELLENT PERFORMANCE

Excelente

Students age 8-11 love this book! A classic!

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I loved this unassuming short novel because it illustrates clearly how living language changes. Also, I love the way the protaganist takes up his personal power to produce change. The plot is quite straight forward, it is the ideas behind the words that promote interesting discussion about the English language. Young lad decides to make his mark on the world by getting a new word into the English dictionary. It demonstrates how you can create a new word and spread it everywhere, like a virus. Maybe there is also a lesson in there about how ideas are 'sold' to the great British public? One about creating playground crazes and selling products. A clever, witty and quick read for 10-14's, me, I'm just waiting for some 'frindle's' to appear in WHSmiths.

As described. Arrived quickly.

A Great story of a kid's coming of age and her teacher who helped him in his growth. The ending was touching and nice. Good for kids from class 5th onwards as it is very easy to read.