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Mallory Goes Green! (2010)

by Laurie B. Friedman(Favorite Author)

4.05 of 5 Votes: 5

ISBN

0822588854 (ISBN13: 9780822588856)

languge

English

genre

Middle Grade & Children's

publisher

Carolrhoda Books

series

Mallory McDonald

review 1: 1/14/13 Mallory Goes Green is a really good book in my opinion, it's informational and inspiring to! It's informational because its all about recycling and tips how to recycle. But, it's inspiring because it tells you how it's good to recycle and at the end it tells you a bunch of ideas to recycle, it even made me recycle! I have many connections to Mallory (the main character) because many times people have not listened to me, or my ideas. Also because I have made something I really liked and I thought everyone else would too, but know one did except me. Then after all I liked their ideas better than my own. Mallory Goes Green is a really good book just like the others in the series. I read it and I think you should too... after you read the rest of t... morehe series. My friend recommended the first book to me and I totally just loved it, so I read the rest of the series nd so far, I have about 3 or 4 more books to red out of the 15. 12/13/12 The book I just started is called Mallory Goes Green by Laurie B. Friedman. So far in my book, Mallory has started a new year and has just been selected to be in charge of a going green project in her class. The part I like the most so far is when Mallory gets selected to be in charge. I like that part because I can predict that nothing is going to go right... or her way. I also like that this book tells you about and how to go green. I can kind of relate to this because at my old school, my group and I made our own game board creations and mine got picked. I thought it was going to go great, but it got ruined because my group colored things they weren't supposed to and they were goofing off. And I can kind of predict that the story ends well like they all do. I can relate to that because when my board got done, even though it was sloppy, it was still the most popular game in the class.
review 2: Mallory's school decides to become more eco-friendly, and Mallory is chosen to represent her class on the environmental committee. Each class needs a project to present at the Green Fair. Mallory's idea is to make t-shirts to sell to make money for an environmental charity, and she's certain everyone will love it. But they don't; not even her best friends support her. Mallory is angry and hurt because she knows her idea is a good one, but her classmates want to make recycle bins for the cafeteria. She feels left out and shunned--how can she make everything right again? I guess 9-year-olds can relate to feeling upset when people dismiss their ideas, but Mallory is just a little too full of herself formy tastes and stubbornly refuses to see things any other way than her own. It seems to take a long timebefore she understands why her classmates didn't support her. less

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