Big Nate
From the Top
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Nate Wright is eleven years old, four-and-a-half feet tall, and the all-time record holder for school detentions in school history. He's a self-described genius and sixth-grade Renaissance man juggling classes, family, soccer, and school crushes.
Kids everywhere can relate to Nate's daily battle against overzealous teachers, backbreaking homework, wimpy cafeteria food, and all-around conventionality. Join him as he runs for student government, becomes the school sleuth, and relaxes over zingers (and a dash of philosophy) with his friends.
Lincoln Peirce combines sharp humor with dynamic illustrations to create an addictive reading experience kids ages 8-10 love. With its accessible comic-strip format and timeless school situations, Big Nate: From the Top kicks off a series perfect for reluctant readers, independent readers, and fans of fast-moving humor.
• Funny middle school stories filled with competition and comic mishaps
• Highly illustrated, full-color pages that encourage independent reading
• Relatable themes of friendship, confidence, and growing up
• Quick-reading comics perfect for reading at home or on the go
• A great introduction to the bestselling Big Nate series
Step into Nate’s world of big personalities, bigger problems, and nonstop comedy.
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Star of a long-running comic strip, sixth-grader Nate Wright makes the leap to a cartoon-laden chapter book in the smart alecky vein of Diary of a Wimpy Kid. Nate (who s not exactly Joe Honor Roll ) dissects the horrors of middle school, from vindictive teachers to the popular girls lunch table, aka Fort Knox ( You can try to get in, but you have no chance ). The wisp of a plot revolves around a fortune cookie that predicts, Today you will surpass all others, launching Nate into actions that indeed cause him to surpass all others with seven detentions. (His ill-conceived plans include speed-eating 148 servings of cafeteria green beans.) The book s appeal lies in Nate s wickedly astute observations and the savvy integration of cartoons with text. Angry teachers speech bubbles drip with icicles, and sidebars house humorous asides: When a teacher completely snaps and starts screaming, it s called a Full Godfrey. (When Mrs. Godfrey does it, it s called Monday). Though Nate may not achieve the fame he seeks with his classmates, this sharp-witted and unflappable protagonist just might find it with readers. Ages 8 12.
