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Who Won the War? (Boy/Girl Battle)

Who Won the War? (Boy/Girl Battle)

Published in
2006
4.10
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Description

Who will win as the curtain closes on the war between the girls and the boys?Summer vacation is almost over and after one year in Buckman it looks like the Malloy girls will be going home to Ohio. The Hatford boys are relieved to finally be rid of Eddie, Beth and Caroline, also known as the Womper, the Weirdo and the Crazy. As the clock ticks away at their final days, Jake and Eddie keep up the competing, tricking and scheming until Eddie puts Jake up to the biggest dare of the year. She wants to prove once and for all that the girls are in charge. Jake can't back away and let the girls declare victory. The wacky war that began the day the girls arrived isn't over yet!From the Hardcover edition.
Age
8-12
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
160 pages
Book in series
#12

Why to read

  • Engaging Plot: 'Who Won the War? (Boy/Girl Battle)' offers an engaging and entertaining plot that keeps readers hooked with its humorous take on the age-old battle of the sexes. The story is filled with pranks, strategies, and twists that make it a fun read for children and young adults.
  • Relatable Characters: Phyllis Reynolds Naylor creates characters that are relatable and reflect the diverse personalities found in real-life friendships and rivalries. Readers can easily identify with the characters' struggles, triumphs, and the dynamics of their relationships.
  • Life Lessons: The book imparts valuable life lessons about cooperation, understanding, and the importance of looking beyond stereotypes. It encourages readers to consider the consequences of their actions and promotes the message of finding common ground despite differences.
  • Series Continuity: As part of the 'Boy/Girl Battle' series, this book offers continuity for fans who have followed the series. It provides a sense of familiarity and investment in the ongoing story, making it a must-read for those who want to see how the characters and their relationships evolve.