chapter book review: miss Lilly is silly || Reviews done by third grade teacher Discovering the "My Weirdest School" Series: A Fun Choice for Your 2nd or 3rd Grader!

If you’re on the hunt for a hilarious book series that will tickle your child’s funny bone, look no further than My Weirdest School! Perfect for beginning readers in 2nd and 3rd grades, this series takes kids on a wild ride through the eccentric world of Ella Mentry School, where the grown-ups are as quirky as they come.

Meet the Main Characters!

The series revolves around A.J., a boy who isn’t exactly a fan of school, and his arch-enemy, Andrea Young, who loves everything about it—especially the things A.J. can't stand! This dynamic duo provides a great mix of relatable experiences for kids, whether they love or loathe school.

A Journey Through Grades

Starting with the original My Weird School series, your child will follow A.J. and his classmates as they navigate the bizarre antics of their second-grade teachers. The fun doesn’t stop there! The adventures continue in My Weird School Daze as A.J. and Andrea move into third grade, and there are even more shenanigans in My Weirder School and My Weird School Special series.

Why do so many young readers LOVE Cam Jansen Mysteries? Check out my Review!

When choosing books for your young reader, consider the Cam Jansen series by David A. Adler. This beloved series has been captivating children for over forty years, making it a great choice for 2nd and 3rd graders looking for engaging chapter books.

Cam Jansen follows a young girl with a remarkable photographic memory who solves mysteries alongside her friends. Each story, beginning with Cam Jansen and the Mystery of the Stolen Diamonds, presents a fun and exciting puzzle that encourages critical thinking and observation skills. The stories are broken into manageable chapters, making them accessible for developing readers.

Adler's inspiration for Cam Jansen came during a pivotal time in his life—after the birth of his first son. His experience as a father and teacher shines through in Cam's adventures, making the series relatable and engaging for children.

As children’s interests continue to evolve, the Cam Jansen series stands out for its ability to capture attention and stimulate curiosity. 

 

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what should my third grader be reading: a review of the book bad guys

 

Looking for a fun and engaging book series for your 2nd or 3rd grader? Check out The Bad Guys graphic novel series by Aaron Blabey, featuring a lovable group of misfits: Mr. Wolf, Mr. Piranha, Mr. Snake, and Mr. Shark.

This series is perfect for young readers, offering a mix of humor and adventure that will keep them entertained. Whether they’re facing off against a chainsaw monster or trying to outsmart Dr. Marmalade and his mischievous meowing creatures, these quirky characters will capture your child's imagination and encourage even reluctant readers to dive into the story.

If your child is new to the series, start with Bad Guys #1: The Bad Guys. In this hilarious introduction, your young reader will join Mr. Wolf and his friends as they hatch a plan to break 200 dogs out of a city dog pound. With its exciting plots and vibrant illustrations, this book is sure to make reading a delightful experience for your family!

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