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Lunch MoneyPublisher: Books on Tape

Buy Used: $11.65
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Seller: lillys_books
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars 36 reviews

Edition: Unabridged

ASIN: 030728297X

Publication Date: 2005
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5 out of 5 stars Lunch Money   September 3, 2009
Jenelle Thompson-keene (champaign, IL United States)
My son (who is almost seven) loved this book! He couldn't wait to find out what happened next. As a parent I found it funny and enjoyable, too!


5 out of 5 stars Grandmom's Best Gift   April 14, 2008
Joseph V. Rogers (Moorestown, NJ USA)
This was a gift for my 9 yr old granddaughter. She told me she loved it.She had rented from the library and was overjoyed to have her own copy.


4 out of 5 stars Teacher's Grade: B   January 11, 2008
N. Bilmes (Vernon, CT United States)
Of all the Andrew Clements school books I've read, Lunch Money was by far the least engaging. The reason for this is that a large part of the book focuses on numbers instead of people, and where Clements has succeeded in the past is in his ability to make us really like his leading characters. Greg, the lead character in this book, is not very nice. He's largely driven by money and selfishness, and although Clements does try to make Greg more personable by depicting his change of attitude, the change does not come off convincingly.

The concept itself behind the book is terrific: schools are hypocritical because while they profess to be trying to promote certain values and healthy lifestyles, the actions districts take are at times directly opposed to the high moral standards the districts are imposing on the students.

I did enjoy the book, and recommend it to those looking to read more of Andrew Clements' books. I would pick up Frindle, The School Story, or The Report Card first however.



5 out of 5 stars A Great Book   January 10, 2008
Reading Teacher (NEW YORK, NEW YORK)
6 out of 6 found this review helpful

I'm a nine year old boy from NY. This book is funny and serious, too. This boy Greg wants to make lots of money while copycats try to steal his ideas. He makes money by selling little chunky comics. I recommend this book to everyone.

WB



5 out of 5 stars Lunch Money RULES!   March 14, 2007
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

Lunch Money is a good book for money lovers. Its about a boy who has all these good ideas to make money and then he comes up with his best idea yethe decides to make comic books!The princapal disagres but then Mrs Davenport decidesto let Greg sell comic books. I highly recomend this book!

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