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Third Grade Mix-Up

Michele JakubowskiSeries: Sidney & Sydney
4.3
(3)
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Pages
128
Year
2013
Language
English
Publisher
Capstone

About

When Sidney Fletcher moves to Oak Grove, things get a little strange for Sydney Greene. Not only does Sydney share a name with a boy, but he's in her third-grade class! From first-day-of-school problems to Halloween
ma, Sidney and Sydney quickly become friends. Who says boys and girls can't get along?

Related Subjects

  • School & Education
  • Juvenile Fiction
  • General
  • Family
  • Friendship
  • Social Themes

Reviews

"There's a female character and a male character so kids can relate to at least one of the characters. . . .It's a feel-good story."
Second Bookshelf on the Right blog
"I read this book to my six-year-old and we both really enjoyed it. The messages are very positive: Sidney and Sydney are very different children who find common ground and become friends despite a rocky start. Sidney and Sydney consider the feelings of their friends and use creative problem-solving to make sure Halloween is fun for everyone."
On My Bookshelf blog
"I can easily see a first or second or third grade reader being interested in these characters, and curious about what will happen next, and being able to read and to follow the narrative. . . .certainly worth a look, and certainly a nice addition to the kid library."
NetGalley Review

Extended Details

  • SeriesSidney & Sydney #1

    Artists

    Michele JakubowskiAuthor