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Who Ran My Underwear Up The Flagpole School Daze Series

4.4

$28.91

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  • A fast, fun friendship read from the Newbery-award winning author of Maniac Magee. It's football season at Plumstead Middle School, and everything is up in the air. Sunny has become a cheerleader--the first ever to wear a frown and beat up fans who refuse to cheer. Eddie has gone out for football to prove that he's grown up despite his superhero underwear--and to try to impress a certain cheerleader. Salem has become the football team's manager, and she's starting a new time-out tradition that the team will never forget. And Pickles is leading Plumstead's pathetic marching band...to a very unusual beat. Read more Rated 4.4 out of 5.
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publisher
Scholastic Paperbacks
publication_date
October 1, 1992
language
English
isbn10
0590462784
isbn13
978-0590462785

Dimensions and fit

weight
‎ 3.2 ounces
print_length
144 pages
item_weight
3.2 ounces
dimensions
5.5 x 0.5 x 7.75 inches

Item information

reading_age
9 - 12 years
grade_level
4 - 6
best_sellers_rank
#1,694,349 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #16,241 in Children's Friendship Books #18,073 in Children's Humor
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About this item

  • A fast, fun friendship read from the Newbery-award winning author of Maniac Magee. It's football season at Plumstead Middle School, and everything is up in the air. Sunny has become a cheerleader--the first ever to wear a frown and beat up fans who refuse to cheer. Eddie has gone out for football to prove that he's grown up despite his superhero underwear--and to try to impress a certain cheerleader. Salem has become the football team's manager, and she's starting a new time-out tradition that the team will never forget. And Pickles is leading Plumstead's pathetic marching band...to a very unusual beat. Read more Rated 4.4 out of 5.

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★★★★★

If children can't be immature when they're children, when CAN they be immature?

The story concerns four sixth-graders who enjoy what they're doing, meanwhile oblivious to adult expectations. Sunny is a cheerleader who doesn't please the supervising teacher but doesn't care. Salem, as manager of the football team, doesn't manage it as many people would have her manage it, but doesn't care. Pickles is a member of a makeshift band which would never make it to Carnegie Hall. Eddie is in a football team which never wins. The end of the story takes place on Halloween night. Our four protagonists are torn between trick-or-treating and attending a school function where they are expected to partner dance. If you still don't get the idea, read "All Grown Up and No Place to Go" by David Elkind (0201483858). Read more

Thomas Robertson
★★★★

Four Stars

Good condition please with my purchase Read more

karen clarkeVerified purchase
★★★★★

Excellent Book! Excellent Series!

My 11 year old daughter and I read this book and the whole series together, and we both laughed our way through each one. There were times when I had trouble reading out loud as I couldn't stop laughing long enough to get the words out. If you have a child who isn't much into reading, this series might be just the one to peak his/her interest. The friendships formed by 4 new middle-schoolers and their interactions will make you want to read the book straight through without putting it down. I highly recommend this book and the series!!! Read more

SabrinaKC
★★★★★

A great kids book!

I was in the fourth grade when my teacher read this book to me and I loved it so much. I remember trying to find it later on and never could since its out of print. Im 16 now and I still remember how much this book meant to me:) Read more

Amanda

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