Amelia's 6th-Grade Notebook

I love buying books here but sometimes the conditions of the books are always accurate. This good was rated as good condition but it has water damage and looks like mold growing on it. Some pages are stuck together and ripped when inspecting how much of the book was damaged by water or something sticky. The other books i received in this order were great.

The composition notebook format is continued within the pages of the novel (the font was actually all handwritten!), and the illustrations of the book are bright, comical, and placed throughout the text (like a real journal) which helps keep the reader's attention. The plot relates "typical" adjustments for Amelia who enters middle school.

I'm 16 yrs old and i remember reading some of the Amelias notebook series when i was younger. I saw the 6th grade notebook where i work (childrens section at the library) and i just had to read it. It was amazing, exactly what i remembered from the others that i read when i was younger. The illustrations are simple but very nice and every crevas of the book is filled with writing. It was a good break from the other books i normally read. It made me remember my "younger" years... This book is good when your young and creates lasting impressions. I loved it when i was younger and i love it now. This is a must read in my opinion.

I am reading this book and its so true all the embarresing things that you can and cant forget! This books are honesltyy real life and for me these boooks are the best book. Buy one or check one out, you'll never regret it! These are pratical for ages 10-14 in my opion or mabe 11. Thanks!!!

My adolescent daughter and I both LOVE the Amelia books, and her new venture into middle school is one of the best yet. We can both relate to Amelia's poignant farewell to the simple and comforting joys of elementary school: "no more playing teatherball, no more Valentine's Day partie with cupcakes, no more gluing beans and noodles to constuction paper..." We empathize with her anxiety about her mean English, social studies and homeroom teacher, Mr. Lambaste. We feel her fear of the intimidating 8th (and seventh and sixth graders!), and her annoyance with the dysfunctional drinking fountains, as well as a host of other hilariously-depicted middle-school annoyances, large and small. But most of all, we once again applaud Amelia's knack for problem-solving, her overall love of life, her positivity, even in the face of setbacks, her wise and funny perceptions about life, and her wonderful storytelling and drawings!!! This is a perfect book for anyone facing sixth grade, experiencing sixth grade, or looking back upon that intensely felt period in between childhood and the teen years. Bravo Marissa Moss and Bravo Amelia!

This book would have really helped me when I started 6th grade. Unfortunately, it was last year! But its portrayal of school life is TERRIFIC. My art teacher did/does the same exact things that Amelia's does! But that NASTY teacher- ugh...