Surviving Brick Johnson

Surviving Brick Johnson By: Myers Have you ever been bullied on the second week of school? Then this is the perfect book for you. You could connect yourself to the character in this book, Alex. Brick is just a bully in the school. Brick Johnson bullies Alex. Alex takes karate lessons to protect him self. When Alex's mom asks the children what was there most horrible thing that happened to them Alex said that he is being bullied. Alex is the main character. He collects baseball cards. He has a little brother named Bob. Brick Johnson bullies Alex. Alex wants to be the only 5th grader in Karate. The sensei tells Alex that there will be a new 5th grader. That 5th grader is Brick Johnson. Alex wants to stand up for him self. He wants to be a sleek fighting machine. This book is set in school, the YMCA and at home. The genre is realistic fiction. Something the author did great was that he had realistic details and a hopeful ending. People like this book because they could have the same problem. I like the language the author uses because it is easy to understand. It is also exiting. I compare this book to Ramona the Brave because her big sister bullies Ramona. Ramona feels like Alex I enjoyed his book because it was about bulling and a lot of kids know how it feels to be bullied. A specific reaction that the author did was that Brick Johnson thought little kids how to read. He also wrote something you wouldn't expect to happen in the end.

Have you ever been bullied by someone? If you said yes you might like this book. You might have the same feelings like Alex. Brick Johnson is the bully of the school. Brick Johnson bullies Alex. Alex is in fifth grade. He has a little brother named Bob he is in first grade. Alex goes into karate lessons. He wants to be a slick-fighting machine. Alex wants to be the only 5th grader that has karate lessons, the next day his sensei presented a new student. It was a 5th grader. It was Brick Johnson. This book is set in the YMCA, a school, and at home. The story mostly took place in the school. The exciting parts are told in the YMCA and in the school. The genre is realistic fiction. The author included many realistic details and a hopeful ending. People will like this book especially if you have the same problem as Alex. I can compare this book with Henry and Beezus in that they books have a hopeful ending. I like the language that the author uses because it makes it more exciting. I like this book because it talks about some of the same school problems we have at our school. I like this book because something really funny happens in the end.