Save Me a Seat (Scholastic Gold) (Paperback)

from deslivres5

Juvenile fiction quick read which kind of reminded me of an "after school special" from my youth. Heartwarming story told in alternating chapters from the points of view of new immigrant Ravi, who moves with his mother, father and paternal grandparents to New Jersey from Bangalore, India and Joe,...

from kmann63

The story is told from two different points of view: Ravi, who just moved from India, is adjusting to his new American life, and Joe, who has long been a student at Albert Einstein Elementary and is getting used to a new grade without his best friends. Popular and mean Dillon Samreen (another Ind...

from Christopher

The book was great for my son going into the 4th grade.

from sgrame

5th grader Ravi is anxious to make a good impression at his new school in New Jersey, but quickly becomes aware he's not in India any more. Everything he does is wrong. He answers incorrectly and is not understood, so the boy who was top in his class in India, is sent to the "resource room" in Am...

from tuma

Required reading book by teacher. Seemed to be a fun book for 4th grader.