How to Be Cool in the Third Grade (Puffin Chapters)

This is a fun book to read to third graders at the beginning of the year. It’s short and funny! We laughed and laughed. Beware there is a part about him wearing underwear with pictures on it. Depending on your class, you may want to skip that part. Overall, fun read!

Love, love, love!! My son is going into the third grade. I thought it would be a fun summer read for him and oh boy is it. He has been audibly laughing out loud and just so tickled with the story. Great book! I do want to add my son doesn’t not usually enjoy sitting down with a book to read. So for him to enjoy a book this much speaks volumes.

My son is going into 3rd grade we read this book over summer great book. Easy to read relatable stories we looked forward to what was going to happen in the next character. My brother read this book in the 3rd and many years later this book is still relatable. Definitely a must have for a 3rd grader especially boys.

Book got delivered with damage. Cut goes through book all way to page 19.

Great book for first time parents and first time teachers of the third grade.

I finished the book in 4 days! I had to do this for Christmas reading assignment! Now I have a writing assignment to finish about the book

My grandson enjoyed reading this before his first day in third grade.

I used to read this little chapter book each year to my classroom of 4th graders, even though the book is about 3rd graders. In the story, the main character, Robbie, discovers that ” being cool“ involves being kind. Robbie is chosen by his teacher to be a reading buddy with a bully who struggles in school. The book has a quiet message that how we treat others is more important than being fashionable. I recently purchased a copy for my granddaughter so that she can enjoy the story too.

Book is very good,but books quality os bad, it looks that this book is second had and very old copy. For books story 5 Stars but for books quality only 2 stars.

Un libro vero, ma perfettamente alla portata dei ragazzini di 7 o 8 anni cui si riferisce. La garbata ironia sui genitori che tendono a vedere sempre i propri figli come bambini e sulle paure di questi ultimi riesce a far perdonare la conclusione buonista e forse un po' troppo semplicistica anche per i giovani lettori

Great book

I started reading this book the first week of school to my grade 2/3 class. They were entertained.

Good book, cheap paper