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Frindle

Andrew Clements
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40 pages • 1 hour read

Andrew Clements

Frindle

Fiction | Novel | Middle Grade | Published in 1996

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    Andrew Clements' Frindle has garnered praise for its creativity, humor, and insightful exploration of language and authority. Readers admire its relatable characters and engaging narrative, suitable for middle-grade audiences. Criticism is minimal but includes that the plot may seem simplistic to some older readers. Overall, it is an uplifting and thought-provoking read.

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    Who Should Read Frindle?

    Readers who enjoy Frindle by Andrew Clements are typically upper elementary to middle school students who appreciate humorous, innovative stories about clever kids. Fans of Louis Sachar's Holes and Beverly Cleary's Ramona series will relish the inventive spirit and relatable school setting in Frindle.

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    Reading Age

    8-12years

    Lexile Level

    830L

    Book Details

    Genre
    Children's Literature
    Realistic Fiction
    Humor
    Themes
    Identity: Language
    Society: Education
    Society: Community