Books by Andrew Clements
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review 1: Book 2 in the series-- Ben and his friend, Jill, are trying to save their historic school from being torn down and turned into an amusement park. The school's builder left clues and secret hiding places in the school (a la a pirate treasure hunt) in case the "keepers" of the sch...
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review 1: Are you an Andrew Cements fan? Do you like exciting adventures? Do you like to read mysteries? If you do, you should read the Benjamin Pratt and the Keepers of the School series! In the third book in the series, Benjamin Pratt and the Keepers of the School: The Whites of the...
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review 1: Jordan Johnston is average. She is always looking for something to make her stand out. Jordan writes 3 lists, a 'what i'm good at' list, a 'what i'm great at' list, and a 'what i'm bad at' list. Somehow Marlea the bully gets a hold of the lists and reads them out loud to a grou...
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review 1: Trouble Maker was about the main trouble maker in the school. However, when his big brother got home from jail, he made Clay straighten up his act. Clay had so much trouble resisting all the pranks that he would normally pull but, he didn’t want to let his brother down. Eventuall...
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review 1: Clay has always had a good time at school by getting in trouble and spending a lot of time with the principal. All of that changes when his brother, Mitchell comes home after spending a month in jail. Mitchell wants Clay to change his ways so that he doesn't follow in in Mitchell...
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review 1: This story was okay but nothing like the magic that is usually Andrew Clements. I was disappointed with it. The action is slow and there is no wit or humor. My biggest complaint is that the story is not completed in this book but continues into the next one with nothing resolved....
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review 1: Another fun installment of the series but I'm starting to be really bugged by the publishers format - each book is really just 3 or 4 chapters-worth of a long book. It makes the plot feel a bit strained thinking that Clements has to pull out this part of the story to fill certai...
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review 1: A friend mentioned on Facebook that this one had stuck with her for days after reading it and I wanted to see what it was all about. It's wonderful. I love the way Clements balances the perspective of students and adults, giving both equal weight without really putting them at od...