Rated of 5
by jake
this book is a great book but thts just my opionion the only thing i thought it needed was just needed a little bit more detail
Jake
Rated of 5
by bratz
this book was stupid
Rated of 5
by Anonomous
Jerry Spinelli's novel, LOSER, talks about the childhood of Donald Zinkoff, talking about his life from the first to the sixth grade. Most readers will relate to either knowing or being a Donald Zinkoff at some point in their lives. Zinkoff is usually the last person picked for athletic teams, his flute consistently hits the wrong note during concerts, and he is too eager at the wrong times ocasionally.
Rated of 5
by tommy
it was exelent
Rated of 5
by Annie
This is one of the best books I have ever read and I am ten years old. I was very impressed with this book. As soon as I picked up this book I couldn't put it down, it was so good. I want to thank Jerry for writing LOSER.I am inspired.
Rated of 5
by alaina
I thought the book was really good espically ofr my age group - 10-13 - anyone who takes the time to read this. And i mean really read, will love the book.
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