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Name: The Graduation of Jake Moon
Rating: 4.5 (22 reviews)
Author: Barbara Park
ISBN: 9780689839122

The Graduation of Jake Moon

by Barbara Park

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Readers' Rating (22):

First Published:
Aug 1, 2000, 128 pages

Paperback:
Jun 2002, 128 pages

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- Young Adults
- USA
- 1980s & '90s
- Dealing with Loss
- Physical & Mental Differences
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Alysha

ahsum!

I loved this book. I had to read it in my reading arts class and I thought it was amazing. I went ahead of the class and finished the book :))

Serena

great

This was like the best book ever. I read this book for an assignment and I'm glad I did. I love how the story is told in a funny way and I could really feel the emotions. I recommend this book to everyone!

Jasmine Ng

The Graduation Of Jake Moon

I can really relate to this story. I have a disease called, ADD which is a disease where you can't concentrate on one thing, so I always have to jump into another topic a second later. My friends get tired of it, and when it gets on their nerves, they start to part away from me which is very sad for me because now i am in highschool, in grade eight. I have a therapist now and then , so I am getting help to control my hyperness.

megan

its a touching story it makes you relize how important life is!

anthony

I dont like reading and couldnt keep my fingers off this book i deel sorry for the guy i reccomend a++++

Steve-o

The best book ever!!!

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It was funny and sad

jAkE mOoN

Great book really informs people about alzheimers

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