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The Report Card
Book - 2004
Fifth-grader Nora Rowley has always hidden the fact that she is a genius from everyone because all she wants is to be normal, but when she comes up with a plan to prove that grades are not important, things begin to get out of control.
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Publisher:
New York : Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers, [2004], ©2004
ISBN:
9780689845154
0689845154
0689845154
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FICTION Cle
Description:
173 pages ; 22 cm
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carrina2004
Jun 05, 2014
carrina2004 thinks this title is suitable for between the ages of 9 and 13
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carrina2004
Jun 05, 2014
nora is a very smart person and she want to keep it as a secret so no one knows
lms
May 09, 2008
"Fifth-grader Nora Rowley has a problem with grades, her latest report card, with five D's and one C, proves it. What nobody knows because she kept it a secret that she is really a genius and has earned those low marks on purpose because of her friend Stephen who doesn't like the way tests make him feel about himself (dumb)." (Novelist Review)
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Add a CommentI love this book! It is a very simple read but i still like it.
i really like this book but it wasnt as fun as i thought it would be
This book is about a girl who is very smart but no one knows about it! She thinks that kids and parents care too much about grades, so she starts to get zeroes on purpose to show people that they are wrong. My favourite character is Nora and my favourite part is when Nora does an IQ test for sixteen and a half year olds. This was a very good book. I recommend it and I also recommend other books by Andrew Clements.
This is an amazing and funny book!
cool funny great book
this is a good book
i remember reading this when i was in like fourth or fifth grade it was ok it had a very different style
Smart! This is one of my favorite Andrew Clements' novels. I love the idea of addressing the genuine problems in modern education through the eyes of a genius fifth grader. An alternative title for this read could be Testing Overload.
very good. different style to, not like normal books.can teach kids a lot and good vocab 2
This book is very interesting and kept me reading non-stop. I liked the main character because she is smart and sneaky. I have also read the book "No talking" and personally I enjoyed "The report card" better! I would give this book 4 stars!