Middle School: How I Survived Bullies, Broccoli, and Snake Hill (Middle School, 4) Hardcover – Illustrated, August 8, 2017

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Middle School - How I Survived Bullies, Broccoli, and Snake Hill, by James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts is a humorous story about a middle school boy named Rafe Khatchadorian. It's told from his perspective, and tells of his adventures with his colorful cabin-mates during their summer at Camp Wannamorra, a summer camp/summer school. This book is a witty and entertaining story that deals with bullying and pre-teen drama, and shows you that sticking together can make a big difference. I found it to be a great read, that would appeal to anyone age 10 through 13. Middle School - How I Survived Bullies, Broccoli, and Snake Hill, is a very funny and relatable story, that draws you in and makes you not want to stop reading. I found this book very amusing - it was one of the funniest books I have read.

My son has not devoured a lot of books, he's a great reader but not a lover of reading. Trying to find books he'll enjoy has been somewhat of a battle. Books he's been completely absorbed with have been the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series, I Funny, Cirque Du Freak series and now this title by Patterson. For some reason he wasn't fond of the first Middle School book, but this one has hit the spot! I will occasionally sit next to him as he reads and it's amusing to me. I can see how it would grab the interest of a pre teen boy! Any book that can capture my son's attention to the point where he doesn't want to put the book down deserves a five-star rating in my opinion, and this title nails it.

I had lots of fun reading this book. I'm a middle-aged old-school youth leader that wanted to get a handle on what my kids might be experiencing both being bullied and being bullies. I think it was helpful in that regard. It's an easy read with short chapters told from the point of view young teen, so I'm hopeful that my kids might enjoy reading it as well, especially if it's electronic as in Kindle. After all, I do want to encourage reading!

My grandson read it in a few days and asked for the set.

Really fun and cool .I feel bad for Leo or booger eater I mean Norman or Rafe I LOVED THE BOOK SO MUCH THAT I LOVED THE BOOK SO MUCH THAT I LOVED THE BOOK SO MUCH THAT I LOVED THE BOOK SO MUCH THAT I LOVED THE BOOK SO MUCH THAT I LOVED THE BOOK SO MUCH THAT I LOVED THE BOOK SO MUCH THAT I LOVED THE BOOK SO MUCH THAT I LOVED THE BOOK SO MUCH THAT I LOVED THE BOOK.Ok

My son loves this series. Great author. He knows how to entertain older kids. My son especially loved this book in the series. I heard him laughing out loud many times. One time i asked him to read me a chapter and i was laughing so hard. This book touches the issue of bullying and standing up for your friends. I highly recommend for any boy around age 9 and up. 7 and up for the strongest readers.

I purchased this book for my 5th grade classroom library and my students LOVE it! As a matter of fact, I can never find it because it's always in someone's desk! It's a funny look at what all of my students are most nervous about.. middle school. I think James Patterson does a good job making light of a pretty intimidating time in the lives of future middle schoolers. I give this book 5 stars!