Book details
World's Worst Wedgie #3 (George Brown, Class Clown)
Description
In his continuing, but mainly disastrous, efforts to be an upstanding, responsible ten-year-old, George Brown decides it's time to earn some money. (There's also an expensive remote-controlled toy that he's been coveting.) But no matter what he tries-whether it's working at his mother's craft shop, opening a lemonade stand, or setting up a backyard circus for neighborhood kids-the magic burps erupt at exactly the wrong times and wreak havoc on George's entrepreneurial plans.
Age
7-9
Text complexity
developing
Length
128 pages
Book in series
#3
Why to read
- Engaging Humor: 'World's Worst Wedgie #3 (George Brown, Class Clown)' is filled with laugh-out-loud moments that will keep young readers entertained and engaged, making it a fun read for children who enjoy comedy and humorous situations.
- Relatable Characters: George Brown is a character that many kids can relate to, with his struggles and mishaps in school. Reading about his adventures can help children feel understood and less alone in their own school experiences.
- Lesson Learning: Despite the comedic tone, the book offers valuable lessons about friendship, consequences, and handling embarrassing situations with grace, providing readers with important life skills in a light-hearted context.
- Series Continuity: As the third book in the series, it provides continuity for readers who have followed George Brown's antics from the beginning, allowing them to see character development and enjoy recurring themes and jokes.