It is about a boy that has no friends. His lunch keeps getting stole. So he makes an alarm that goes off when it opens. I did not like it because I thought it was boring.
1 star
Kyle C., 5th grade
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Readers are the HEART and SOUL of a school.
This is a place where Nebbie students can post reviews about Newbery Award and Newbery Honor books they've read.
How to Write a Review
Pick up a Newbery Review form from Ms. Goodnight-Click in the library or print one off from the library's wiki page (click on the yellow jacket below.) Make sure the book you are reviewing is a Newbery Medal or Honor Award book. Your review must include the title, the author's name, a short summary, your thoughts about the book, and a star rating (1 star = poor to 4 stars = great). Give the review to Ms. Goodnight-Click in the library for posting.
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