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School of Fear: Class Is Not Dismissed! (School of Fear, 2)

School of Fear: Class Is Not Dismissed! (School of Fear, 2)

Published in
2010
3.91
on Goodreads (3,128)

Description

Have no fear! The frightened foursome are back in this this wickedly funny and phobia-inducing sequel to School of Fear!Everyone is (still) afraid of something... Madeleine Masterson is deathly afraid of bugs, especially spiders;Theodore Bartholomew is petrified of dying;Lulu Punchalower is terrified of confined spaces;Garrison Feldman is frightened by deep water. . . After discovering that each of her former students has secretly regressed, headmaster Mrs. Wellington brings Madeleine, Theo, Lulu, and Garrison back for mandatory summer school. Facing their fears is terrifying enough, but when they are joined by a fifth student (and another mysterious entity lurking in the woods) things start to get even scarier.
Age
8-12
Text complexity
proficient
Length
336 pages
Book in series
#2

Why to read

  • Continuation of a Unique Adventure: 'School of Fear: Class Is Not Dismissed!' is the second book in the School of Fear series, allowing readers to dive back into the world of eccentric headmistress Mrs. Wellington and her unconventional methods of helping children overcome their phobias. If you enjoyed the first book, this sequel offers more of the quirky humor and engaging storytelling that fans have come to love.
  • Character Development: The sequel provides an opportunity to see the growth and progress of the main characters—Madeleine, Theo, Lulu, and Garrison—as they face new challenges and work to conquer their fears. Readers who have grown attached to these characters will appreciate the deeper exploration of their personalities and backstories.
  • Themes of Friendship and Teamwork: As the students tackle another term at the School of Fear, they must rely on each other to succeed. The book reinforces the importance of friendship, trust, and collaboration, making it a valuable read for young audiences learning about social skills and the power of working together.
  • Humorous and Relatable: Gitty Daneshvari's writing style is filled with wit and humor that can keep readers entertained while also addressing common fears in a relatable way. The book's mix of comedy and life lessons makes it not only a fun read but also a tool for readers to reflect on their own fears and consider how they might face them.