Middle School 4 How I Survived By James Patterson

This book is a wonderful follow up to the last fantastic middle school books. This is Rafe's most exciting adventure yet and a chance for him to meet not just one bully but a whole team of them as him and his sister head off to summer camp. A must read.

Good book for kids!

This Book is amazing! If you're ever bored and really want to entertain yourself, this book is a great solution! I myself am 12 years old and loved it! The story is so interesting that I couldn't stop reading for hours on end. The plot rocks! :)

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.