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Max Quigley : technically not a bully
Title:
Max Quigley : technically not a bully
Uniform Title:
Problem child
ISBN:
9780547152639
Edition:
1st American ed.
Publication Information:
Boston : Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2009.
Physical Description:
202 p. : ill. 22 cm.
General Note:
Originally published as Problem child in 2007 by Puffin Australia.
Contents:
Skin tags -- A worthy adversary -- Miracles of math -- A rhetorical question, and Nerdstrom doesn't throw up -- A non-rhetorical question -- Crime and punishment -- Dad ups the ante -- Doing time -- Nerdstrom stays away -- The kid -- The kid returns -- A little chat with Nerdstrom --The big, stupid idea -- The bigger, stupider idea -- Nerdstrom talks about attitude -- The recruit -- Mr. Sigsworth screws up -- Cameron learns (some of) the truth -- The development of Casey -- April Fools' Day -- Dad runs out of ideas -- Nerdstrom calls -- Loyal Casey -- Nerdstrom has a theory -- Jared gets sick and tired -- The treb -- Jared kind of finds out -- The poem -- Stupid Casey -- Nerdstrom knows it -- I do some research -- Nerdstrom refuses to help himself -- We put the smack-down on -- Nerdstrom is stuffed -- Casey gets lost -- We have our stupid book assembly.
Reading Level:
940 L Lexile
Summary:
After playing a prank on one of his "geeky" classmates, sixth-grader Max Quigley's punishment is to be tutored by him.
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