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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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kEviN

this story is awsome it made me laugh, and there was some sad parts too. Its a good Book. Go buy it

Abby

The Graduation of Jake Moon

This book was good for people in 6-9 grade. its a very touching story that keeps you wanting to read more!

Tiffany

It was a really interesting book. Just a small warning to the people who do not like to cry when reading a book, it will make you cry.

Tyson Canfield

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This book was one of the best books I have read in a while and I loved it The makers of this book done such a good job.

Mike

The only reason i read this book was because it was for school. I found the story good enough, but nothing that would keep my attention for more than 10 minutes. Not the best book to make kids want to read.

Mike-14

Jon Brinker

It never got my attention and i barely finished it. The only reason why i did was because it was an assignment.

This book was a good book because it was funny and sad and it showed that u should respect ur elders.

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