Sleeping Freshmen Never Lie: Library Edition

from carolvanbrocklin

Thoroughly enjoyed the literary terms that were involved in the book, though I wish that he had shown some of the "newspaper articles" so that we could see them totally played out. The diary to the unborn brother was a bit much. Skipped over most of that. Well done book about the problems of high...

from SandyStiles

Perfect for high-level readers, particularly in 8th grade. I liked the strong theme of bullying running throughout, as well as the problems with judging a person by their appearance. Scott is also very interested in books and writing, so this book could encourage further reading of some great tit...

from srcsmgrl

Sleeping Fresman Never Lie by David Lubar is direct and interesting. He writes the story from the point of view of a "normal" teen boy entering high school as a freshman. There are issues all around Scott Hudson, but he has the tools to deal with them. He does not hate his parents, he loses frien...

from SandyStiles

Perfect for high-level readers, particularly in 8th grade. I liked the strong theme of bullying running throughout, as well as the problems with judging a person by their appearance. Scott is also very interested in books and writing, so this book could encourage further reading of some great tit...

from francescadefreitas

Scott's a freshman. He's in different classes than his old friends, he can't get enough sleep, his plans to get near his dream girl never work out, and instead of writing book reviews for the school paper he's stuck with sports reporting. Worst of all, his Mom's pregnant! This book takes you thro...