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The Revealers
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| Author: Doug/ Toppo Wilhelm | Read By: Jonathan Toppo |
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Publish Date: 4/1/2012
Dimensions:
(in Inches) 7.25H x 5.25L x 0.5T
Pages:
3
Age Range:
13 to 16
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When I was in seventh grade I did not understand the things that came out of my mouth. Of course I'm a year older now, and a lot happened last year--and that's what this story is about--but sometimes I think back and I just cringe. (from the first line)
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Tired of being bullied and picked on, three seventh-grade outcasts join forces and, using scientific methods and the power of the Internet, begin to create a new atmosphere at Parkland Middle School. Book available. |
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Publishers Weekly
"Wilhelm develops the story in surprising ways, and if not all the action seems fully credible, most of the dynamics here reflect secure knowledge of middle-graders and their behavior." 11/03/2003 Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books
"Although Wilhelm stretches events out a bit longer than necessary and squeezes some discussion into programmatically constructed assignments on Anne Frank, he shines a harsh light on many facets of bullying and never, even at the novel's rosiest moments, implies that every bully is a good kid just waiting to be redeemed. Middle-schoolers will appreciate the honesty." - Elizabeth Bush October 2003
"Wilhelm develops the story in surprising ways, and if not all the action seems fully credible, most of the dynamics here reflect secure knowledge of middle-graders and their behavior." 11/03/2003 Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books
"Although Wilhelm stretches events out a bit longer than necessary and squeezes some discussion into programmatically constructed assignments on Anne Frank, he shines a harsh light on many facets of bullying and never, even at the novel's rosiest moments, implies that every bully is a good kid just waiting to be redeemed. Middle-schoolers will appreciate the honesty." - Elizabeth Bush October 2003
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