Lunch Lady and the Mutant Mathletes

from ARQuay

If there is anything that a reader should take from Jarrett J. Krosoczka's Lunch Lady series it's this: heroes can come in unlikely forms. Krosoczka (award-winning author of Punk Farm and Max for President) has assembled perhaps one of the most unlikely of superheroes with Lunch Lady and her side...

from Klefort

This novel is written in comic book style and I highly recommend it to children who are in that transitional stage between storybook and novel. It is an easy read full of middle school lunch room adventures that will have the child's imagination running wild.

from pataustin

When three students skip out of a school function, the principal assigns the unsuspecting trio to join the mathlete team that meets after school. In comic book format, this volume in the Lunch Lady series (not all to do with math) not only gives students a context for math (the Lunch Lady has to ...

from molbhall

In the seventh installment of the Lunch Lady series, Lunch Lady, Betty, and the Breakfast Bunch have to take on a seemingly undefeatable team of mathletes. This volume can be enjoyed both by those who have read the rest of the series or those who are new to it. Lunch Lady is good for transitional...

from alyssakimpisarski

The seventh addition to the Lunch Lady graphic novel series continues to follow the adventurous lives of the Lunch Lady vigilante, her assistant, and the Breakfast Bunch, a trio of middle school friends at Thompson Brook Elementary. We join the Breakfast Bunch as they are being reprimanded for mi...