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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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- USA
- Contemporary
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kim (10/16/10)

loser

It was the best book in world!

Sam D. (08/03/10)

A wonderful truth

Donald Zinkoff is just a loser. But even loser are great heros. Zinkoff has trouble with funny words, to much food, and his own two feet. Still, Donald isn't that bad. If you liked this so far you have to read the book for the rest.

Abi (05/25/10)

Great

This book was pretty good. I am in 5th grade and read it for lit citrcles. An very easy read we, read it 3 weeks as an group.

Britney (02/27/10)

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 (02/16/10)

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

sklad;a (11/29/09)

loser rocks!!!!!!

You have got to read this book, it is the best book ever!! You will love this book. Zinkoff is the best!

Jessica (11/05/09)

FANTASTIC!

I'm 10 years old, and reading this book as a Accelerated Reader book! I love it! I cant stop reading it.

Yazzi (05/20/09)

Spectacular from start to finish

I was assigned a independent reading novel for school as a project and I'll admit reading and me are not the closest thing. But as soon as I started this book the first line brought me in and I fell in love with this book. Read it A.S.A.P

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