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Name: Loser
Rating: 4.3 (3 reviews)
Author: Jerry Spinelli
ISBN: 9780060001933

Loser

by Jerry Spinelli

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First Published:
May 1, 2002, 224 pages

Paperback:
Aug 2003, 224 pages

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- Contemporary
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alexis

its good but somewhat boring sorry spinelli

Netterz

...but I wanted him to win bigger at the end...

sarah

Its a ok book

This book is about a person who has difficulties in learning. Its a book about a person who is always made fun of and laughed at not laugh with. Even though its kind of boring it has a point . : )

Britney

Loser

Spiinelli is a great writer but this book wasn't how i thought it would be. It was kind of boring and could have been a lot better knowing Jerry.

David

This book is OK. There are some funny parts. Even in junior high we're reading it for some bully resistant ideas.

bob

BAD BOOK!!

i thought this book was o.k. it was boring sometimes and sometimes i didnt even get it.it changed topic A LOT and at times it was just plain weird i wouldnt really reccomend this book to any one unless they like that kind of book. regrettably i did a book report on it this book stunk

TIERRA

IT WAS BORING AT TIMES

It was really wierd book but i like science fiction so it was great but the ending could use some work

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