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Dec 08, 2012 Merrie rated it it was ok

After reading Because of Mr. Terupt, my students convinced me to read the sequel. BEWARE! The material is not appropriate for read alouds in the classroom. Mr. Buyea continues this book with the sixth grade year of the same students from last year. While funny in parts, the subject matter is way too mature for my fourth graders. Honestly, I wouldn't recommend this one to any fourth grader and was disappointed. The book may be more appropriate for middle school readers, especially girls. After reading Because of Mr. Terupt, my students convinced me to read the sequel. BEWARE! The material is not appropriate for read alouds in the classroom. Mr. Buyea continues this book with the sixth grade year of the same students from last year. While funny in parts, the subject matter is way too mature for my fourth graders. Honestly, I wouldn't recommend this one to any fourth grader and was disappointed. The book may be more appropriate for middle school readers, especially girls. ...more

I read this in 4th grade, when I didn't even know what periods and boobs and bras were. I was an innocent bean.

Now that I think about it, my biggest problem is that a man was writing about girls getting their periods and stuffing their bras, which is fine, I guess, but it makes me so uncomfortable. Maybe it's because I was raised in a very conservative household and this stuff is usually not talked about with men, but I can't possibly be the only one who felt incredibly awkward while reading th

I read this in 4th grade, when I didn't even know what periods and boobs and bras were. I was an innocent bean.

Now that I think about it, my biggest problem is that a man was writing about girls getting their periods and stuffing their bras, which is fine, I guess, but it makes me so uncomfortable. Maybe it's because I was raised in a very conservative household and this stuff is usually not talked about with men, but I can't possibly be the only one who felt incredibly awkward while reading this and knowing a man wrote it.

My other biggest annoyance was that Danielle started feeling better about herself when she lost weight. Girls, (and guys and others) losing weight shouldn't be the only thing that makes you happy. There are so many other aspects to life, so many opportunities you have and will get where your weight is the last thing that matters; it can go screw itself. And I'm not saying this from the perspective of a size 2. I know what it's like to be unhappy with your body but I also know that happiness is not when you lose weight, but loving your body as it is. If you want to work on your body, that's fine, and if you're fine being not perfect as per society's standards, that's fine too. Just love yourself. And remember that it's your body, so it's your choice. And your opinion is the only one that matters. Because it concerns your body.

I have no idea where that wisdom came from. But I hope you benefit from it.

Back to the point. A man wrote this. I'm not even surprised. Men. *rolls eyes*

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Feb 04, 2021 Mariah Roze rated it really liked it

"Fifth-grade was full of unforgettable events for Mr. Terupt and his class at Snow Hill School. Seven students were particularly affected by Mr. Terupt. Now those seven students are back, and they've been granted the rare opportunity to send one more year with their beloved teacher before they graduate from elementary school. Peter's parents expect him to attend private school after sixth-grade, but Peter has plans to stay right where he is. Eager to grow up, Alexia gets in over her head with so "Fifth-grade was full of unforgettable events for Mr. Terupt and his class at Snow Hill School. Seven students were particularly affected by Mr. Terupt. Now those seven students are back, and they've been granted the rare opportunity to send one more year with their beloved teacher before they graduate from elementary school. Peter's parents expect him to attend private school after sixth-grade, but Peter has plans to stay right where he is. Eager to grow up, Alexia gets in over her head with some older kids. Danielle suspects that her family is keeping a secret from her, and she's determined to find out what it is. Jeffrey makes a life-changing discovery. Curious about her teacher's past, Jessica uncovers startling details about Mr. Terupt. Anna finally decides she's ready for the truth about her absent dad. And Luke's keen observations lead to questions with unexpected answers.

It's a roller coaster of a year as Mr. Terupt helps his students be the best they can be—and enlists their help to pull off an extra-special project. But will there be a happy ending for all?"

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The fifth graders who were in Mr. Terupt's class the year that he started his awesome teaching career but also became gravely injured are glad to have him again for 6th grade. In chapters from different students' perspectives, we see how the students lives and the classroom are different. Lexie is trying to grow up too fast and is hanging out with high schoolers who are getting her in trouble. Peter is trying to deal with his guilt. Luke is staying on top of being the best student in the class. The fifth graders who were in Mr. Terupt's class the year that he started his awesome teaching career but also became gravely injured are glad to have him again for 6th grade. In chapters from different students' perspectives, we see how the students lives and the classroom are different. Lexie is trying to grow up too fast and is hanging out with high schoolers who are getting her in trouble. Peter is trying to deal with his guilt. Luke is staying on top of being the best student in the class. The assignments are different-- the class reads The Westing Game and needs to solve the mystery, there is an ill-fated academic exchange with Woods View school, and Mr. Terupt assigns the class something major-- planning his wedding to Ms. Newberry! Problems arise throughout the year-- Jeffrey finds an abandoned baby along the side of the road, and his family fosters young Asher, several boys try out wrestling, and Mr. Terupt's health looks suspect at times. Through it all, the class is glad to be together and have Mr. Terupt as their teacher.
Strengths: Not many stories take place mainly in the context of school, and the first book in this series, Because of Mr. Terupt, was very popular among teachers.
Weaknesses: I didn't get much of a feel for Mr. Terupt's personality in this one, and there were TWO girls who got their period and one girl who stuffs her bra with toilet paper. Uncomfortable and unnecessary. Again, I would much rather have a wrestling book from Mr. Buyea. I have boys BEGGING for wrestling stories, but no one asking for heart warming classroom tales. ...more

Sep 20, 2012 Isabelle rated it it was amazing

It was unbelievable that Mr. Terupt was able to help seven students so much throughout many hardships. The accident that was so skillfully planned, in the 1st book, wasn't even an accident at all. Each an every one of those seven students were guided and helped as Mr. Terupt was lying lifeless in his bed.

I was a little nervous reading the title of, "Mr. Terupt Falls Again." Obviously, I was thinking of yet another great deal of sorrow for all the kids. But.. throughout the book, I realized the

It was unbelievable that Mr. Terupt was able to help seven students so much throughout many hardships. The accident that was so skillfully planned, in the 1st book, wasn't even an accident at all. Each an every one of those seven students were guided and helped as Mr. Terupt was lying lifeless in his bed.

I was a little nervous reading the title of, "Mr. Terupt Falls Again." Obviously, I was thinking of yet another great deal of sorrow for all the kids. But.. throughout the book, I realized the ending was only going to be happy.

I loved how the perspective changed each chapter. Not one of the voices was boring. I flipped each and every page eager to find out what would happen next. Through all the twists, turns, ups, and downs, I LOVED these two books!

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just a disclaimer that i didn't know that this book is recommended to fourth graders and i'm eighteen so ahaha.

anyways i didn't enjoy this as much which is why this is a two star. i had pretty level expectations for this but honestly i barely saw a plot. the problem was really the connection between each point of view for each student.

in six of crows ( which also contained a bunch of perspectives, they were tied in with each other. in this book, i get that you sometimes have to repeat events, b

just a disclaimer that i didn't know that this book is recommended to fourth graders and i'm eighteen so ahaha.

anyways i didn't enjoy this as much which is why this is a two star. i had pretty level expectations for this but honestly i barely saw a plot. the problem was really the connection between each point of view for each student.

in six of crows ( which also contained a bunch of perspectives, they were tied in with each other. in this book, i get that you sometimes have to repeat events, but not every s i n g l e student is necessarily in every plot line. you have about like six chapters each on the same event, which frankly, gets boring.

2/5

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Jun 14, 2012 Leo rated it really liked it

I enjoyed reading this sequel. I'll be honest, I geeked out with the reader's workshop reference but that's just the teacher in me. I enjoyed reading this sequel. I'll be honest, I geeked out with the reader's workshop reference but that's just the teacher in me. ...more

Do you like adventurous stories? This book is realistic fiction because, things in this book can happen in real life. My opinion of the book is, it is really good I would read it again if I could. I really liked how every time something bad would happen they would find Mr. Terupt just to make sure he was okay because they know the risks that could happen could ruin Mr. Terupts life. ***Spoiler Alert***
The setting is mainly in the school. The students got Mr. Terupt to teach them again because th Do you like adventurous stories? This book is realistic fiction because, things in this book can happen in real life. My opinion of the book is, it is really good I would read it again if I could. I really liked how every time something bad would happen they would find Mr. Terupt just to make sure he was okay because they know the risks that could happen could ruin Mr. Terupts life. ***Spoiler Alert***
The setting is mainly in the school. The students got Mr. Terupt to teach them again because they were really special to him and he was really special to them. The principle Even noticed how much they all meant to him and he meant to them. The conflict is Person vs. self because they all have to deal with hard times in there lives.
The title relates to the book because, something bad happens to Mr. Terupt again and he isn't recovered this time. Mr. Terupt was in the hospital again. He didn't make it out of the hospital.
I was angry about how Mr. Terupt died, and didn't make it. That made me really upset. I got so into the book and then he gets hurt and doesn't come back. I thought he would have made it.
I would rate the book a 5 because it was really good and it made a lot of sense to me, even though I didn't like the ending overall it was a really good book. I would recommend this book to the people who have read the first one and not the second one and to people who love adventurous books and mysteries. You should read this book it is very adventurous and mysterious. ...more

I didn't enjoy this book as much as "Because of Mr. Terupt." While the first book revolved around Mr. Terupt's accident, there were a bunch of unrelated events happening here. Lexie starts hanging out with teenagers who encourage her to wear makeup and smoke. Jeffrey finds an abandoned baby on the side of the road (!!! This could be a major plot point in many books, but not here). Danielle's grandparents are worried and mad because Native Americans are trying to "steal" their land. And so on.

So

I didn't enjoy this book as much as "Because of Mr. Terupt." While the first book revolved around Mr. Terupt's accident, there were a bunch of unrelated events happening here. Lexie starts hanging out with teenagers who encourage her to wear makeup and smoke. Jeffrey finds an abandoned baby on the side of the road (!!! This could be a major plot point in many books, but not here). Danielle's grandparents are worried and mad because Native Americans are trying to "steal" their land. And so on.

So lots of wild events, not so much centered around Terupt. I wanted to learn more about him. We get a little about his past from a newspaper clipping, but that's it.

I wish this book had been more cohesive, and that all the subplots weren't so tidily resolved.

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Dec 23, 2012 Mari Anne rated it did not like it

To be quite honest I almost quit after the first chapter (as it was I didn't make it much past Chapter 5). The first chapter was so crude and unnecessary and felt so off that I almost quit there. I decided to give it another chance but when I got to the part where Lexie was being offered cigarettes I quit. This book's different tone was obvious from page one. I REALLY enjoyed the first book but this one just disappointed. From other reviews I have read a few other people felt the same way. Too m To be quite honest I almost quit after the first chapter (as it was I didn't make it much past Chapter 5). The first chapter was so crude and unnecessary and felt so off that I almost quit there. I decided to give it another chance but when I got to the part where Lexie was being offered cigarettes I quit. This book's different tone was obvious from page one. I REALLY enjoyed the first book but this one just disappointed. From other reviews I have read a few other people felt the same way. Too many mature subjects for the intended audience and not written with the connection to the characters that the last one was. Pretty much sums it up for me. ...more

Sep 30, 2018 Shivantika rated it it was amazing

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. That was just... beautiful!
I'm so astounded. Almost better than the first!
Like, how the graduation ended, and the happily ever after......
And how Peter got the courage to tell his family he wasn't going to Riverway. I hope I'll get the same happy ending as him.

And the ships!
Alexia x Peter
Anna x Jeffrey
Jessica x Luke

Fav character: Jessica. She reminds me of myself. In sixth grade, I was shy at the start, but we both grew and changed as a person. I even sang in front of my class (in a comical voic

That was just... beautiful!
I'm so astounded. Almost better than the first!
Like, how the graduation ended, and the happily ever after......
And how Peter got the courage to tell his family he wasn't going to Riverway. I hope I'll get the same happy ending as him.

And the ships!
Alexia x Peter
Anna x Jeffrey
Jessica x Luke

Fav character: Jessica. She reminds me of myself. In sixth grade, I was shy at the start, but we both grew and changed as a person. I even sang in front of my class (in a comical voice) on the third week of seventh grade! It reminds me of how Jessica read her speech in front of everyone.

Just astounding, this book....... I'm awestruck.

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Jan 17, 2015 Camille rated it liked it

While I liked this sequel, it didn't hold the same charm for me as Because of Mr. Terupt. It was nice to have the loose ends tied up and to continue to follow the students from the previous book, but there was a little more content about maturation than I was comfortable with for an audience I assume is targeted at upper elementary students--it seemed more appropriate for junior high. Still, I always enjoy reading about a great teacher, and Mr. Terupt falls into that category. I particularly app While I liked this sequel, it didn't hold the same charm for me as Because of Mr. Terupt. It was nice to have the loose ends tied up and to continue to follow the students from the previous book, but there was a little more content about maturation than I was comfortable with for an audience I assume is targeted at upper elementary students--it seemed more appropriate for junior high. Still, I always enjoy reading about a great teacher, and Mr. Terupt falls into that category. I particularly appreciated the way he tied life lessons into good literature in this story. ...more

Oct 16, 2014 Rebecca rated it it was amazing

Wow, I never thought a book could have such a huge influence on me. Mr. Terrupt falls again was AMAZING!! At first I didn't think I was going to like it as much as Because of Mr. Terrupt but once I got going it turned out to be wonderful. Everyone needs to read this book. I cant even explain in words how terrific this book really was. Don't miss out on this inspiring book!!! Wow, I never thought a book could have such a huge influence on me. Mr. Terrupt falls again was AMAZING!! At first I didn't think I was going to like it as much as Because of Mr. Terrupt but once I got going it turned out to be wonderful. Everyone needs to read this book. I cant even explain in words how terrific this book really was. Don't miss out on this inspiring book!!! ...more

Nov 13, 2021 Brandee rated it it was amazing

A fantastic sequel to Because of Mr. Terupt. I absolutely love how the story is told so well even with each chapter changing from character to character. Buyea does a fantastic job weaving the story in and out of the different perspectives, letting readers see all the important details but also giving them an opportunity to see which character they connect with more. Just like the first book, I was speechless, needing a few days to process and wipe tears away before writing this review. I hope t A fantastic sequel to Because of Mr. Terupt. I absolutely love how the story is told so well even with each chapter changing from character to character. Buyea does a fantastic job weaving the story in and out of the different perspectives, letting readers see all the important details but also giving them an opportunity to see which character they connect with more. Just like the first book, I was speechless, needing a few days to process and wipe tears away before writing this review. I hope to be a Mr. Terupt in someone's life.
(view spoiler)[ In this book, Peter is still upset about the incident in the first book and everyone is still keeping a close eye on Mr. Terupt. This makes perfect sense after almost losing your favorite teacher. But in this book we also deal with some tougher issues and character development as these characters are older. These 6th graders are dealing with new pressures, secrets, and family dilemmas that are coming more to the surface than in the previous book. I absolutely love Asher's whole story and how it helped Jeffery's family so much. I hate to say this but I am glad that Alexia went down a bad path and was saved because I think it taught her more than anyone could by just talking to her about it. I love the bond between Anna and Danielle and I hope they are sisters at some point. Learning more about Mr. Terupt's past and helping plan his wedding was definitely a sure way to make these kids even closer than before! Such a fantastic project throughout the book. Can't wait to see what surprises are in the third book! (view spoiler)[ (hide spoiler)] (hide spoiler)] ...more

In MR TERUPT FALLS AGAIN the teacher moves to sixth grade along with his class. The same seven kids from BECAUSE OF MR TERUPT have grown under his guidance and have become friends and supporters of each other.

I didn't like part two of this three part series as much as the first because situations with the kids felt less genuine and more forced. Everything magically falls into place, which may be satisfactory for younger middle grade readers.

MR TERUPT FALLS AGAIN will appeal to readers of the fir

In MR TERUPT FALLS AGAIN the teacher moves to sixth grade along with his class. The same seven kids from BECAUSE OF MR TERUPT have grown under his guidance and have become friends and supporters of each other.

I didn't like part two of this three part series as much as the first because situations with the kids felt less genuine and more forced. Everything magically falls into place, which may be satisfactory for younger middle grade readers.

MR TERUPT FALLS AGAIN will appeal to readers of the first in the series who want to follow the class.

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Jeffery is loving. His brother died, and afterwards his family started to drift apart. When he found an abandoned baby he took him home, and the child was eventually adopted. This brought his family closer than ever.

Feb 01, 2020 Fred rated it it was amazing

This Mr Terupt book was just like the first one funny and eventful. The book is about friendship and helping others in need. I loved this book just like the first one!

After reading this book it might make you appreciate your teachers more by the side that you understand why they do what they do.If your like me and likes realistic fiction I recommend this book to you. It's funny book but, there is also some sad moments. You get points of view from each student.I noticed there was a lot of things that the students did that I do.

The students changed a lot through out the story. They became friends after they met Mr.Terupt. The title "Mr.Terupt Falls Again" rel

After reading this book it might make you appreciate your teachers more by the side that you understand why they do what they do.If your like me and likes realistic fiction I recommend this book to you. It's funny book but, there is also some sad moments. You get points of view from each student.I noticed there was a lot of things that the students did that I do.

The students changed a lot through out the story. They became friends after they met Mr.Terupt. The title "Mr.Terupt Falls Again" relates to the story because Mr.Terupt cared and helped his students get through hard life problems they came through.I think the author build suspense when a bad event happened he added a little piece of each person's perspective and opinions.

In my opinion I think this was a great book. I gave a really good picture of what teachers are really for. The teacher helped and cared for the kids. Which made the kids appreciate him. He was more then a teacher for them. The students loved him so much that one of the student named Peter even thought of failing the year so he can stay with Mr.Terupt for a 3rd year.

On a scale of 1-5 I give the book a 5 because I loved how there was more then one characters opinion. I would recommend this book to a person that likes realistic fiction so they can make a connection with any of the characters. This book as I told you can make you appreciate your teachers more. Besides of just teaching you stuff they can also help you improve and not make any bad choices.

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What an incredible plot and story. I can't wait for the third book because even though all the titles are somewhat similar it might not be anything close to the other books. I learned a lot from this book. About fairness, selfishness, forgiveness, and happiness. These a just a few things this book with teach you. I don't want to spoil anything but instead of falling into a coma Mr.Terupt fell in love. This can teach you a lot from change. Everyone went through so much in this story, but in diffe What an incredible plot and story. I can't wait for the third book because even though all the titles are somewhat similar it might not be anything close to the other books. I learned a lot from this book. About fairness, selfishness, forgiveness, and happiness. These a just a few things this book with teach you. I don't want to spoil anything but instead of falling into a coma Mr.Terupt fell in love. This can teach you a lot from change. Everyone went through so much in this story, but in different ways. Danielle almost lost her land, Jeffrey didn't have a happy family for a while until now, and Lexie went through so much with fake high school drug friends that she changed completely. They'll all learn a lesson in their own ways to understand. The way Luke understood was by putting his detective hat on and questioning everything in his way. I don't know what will happen next but I'm excited to know. I hope you read this book and the whole series because it truly is an incredible book. ...more

Release Date: October 9th 2012!!!!!!!

C'mon, C'mon..... So close!!!!!!

It's here! It was SOOOOOOOO awesome! I love Mr Terupt Falls Again!

If you go on Rob Buyea's website, you'll see the picture of him and his daughter where it says "...she has read my third book..." Since Mr Terupt Falls Again is Rob Buyea's second book, than there might be a Mr Terupt trilogy! I hope there is! That would be really cool!

For anyone who lives in Manchester, CT:
Rob Buyea is coming to the Nutmeg@Night this year! :D

Release Date: October 9th 2012!!!!!!!

C'mon, C'mon..... So close!!!!!!

It's here! It was SOOOOOOOO awesome! I love Mr Terupt Falls Again!

If you go on Rob Buyea's website, you'll see the picture of him and his daughter where it says "...she has read my third book..." Since Mr Terupt Falls Again is Rob Buyea's second book, than there might be a Mr Terupt trilogy! I hope there is! That would be really cool!

For anyone who lives in Manchester, CT:
Rob Buyea is coming to the Nutmeg@Night this year! :D :D :D!!!

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Oct 26, 2013 Brittin Grace rated it really liked it

I liked this, but I liked the first one better. I think is more for girls... (includes periods, and other girl problems..) But it was still good

Jun 30, 2014 Jackson rated it it was amazing

This book was as good as the book before it. And that was awesome.

BEST BOOK EVER!!!! I read it in fifth and couldn't put it down!!!!!! YOU MUST READ IT!! BEST BOOK EVER!!!! I read it in fifth and couldn't put it down!!!!!! YOU MUST READ IT!! ...more

Student Name: Koko Sprinkles Date Submitted:5/37/2043
Book Title: Mr. Terupt Falls Again Lexile: Pineapple

Personal Opinion:
This book was full of twists everywhere. It was well written. The only part that confused me at first was the new way Jessica's part was written. Other than that it was the same format as before. I also enjoy the way you get to see the perspective from everyone's view and not just one character's perspective or the narrator's perspective.

Plot Summary:
So this book began in t

Student Name: Koko Sprinkles Date Submitted:5/37/2043
Book Title: Mr. Terupt Falls Again Lexile: Pineapple

Personal Opinion:
This book was full of twists everywhere. It was well written. The only part that confused me at first was the new way Jessica's part was written. Other than that it was the same format as before. I also enjoy the way you get to see the perspective from everyone's view and not just one character's perspective or the narrator's perspective.

Plot Summary:
So this book began in the summer after Mr. T came out of his coma, he and any volunteers are moving boxes and stuff to their new room in the annex. During this Lexie met some new high schoolers who obviously were a bad influence throughout the book, getting lexie into smoking and other bad things that'll destroy your body. Also in the first winter, Jeffery found a baby in a shoe box with nothing but a few blankets and a very full diaper. Pete gets feelings for lexie. And everyone is just uuuh. To find out how it all ends read the book yourself pease.

Characterization:
Lexie got wiser and stronger. Luke gets even smarter. Peter learns to love. Mr. T still manages to surprise everyone with new cool ideas. Jeff is getting his family working again and its all just so beautiful.

Last thing:
Recommend if you've one read the first book and two if you liked the first book. Only because if you didn't like the first one then your not going to like the second one. Good book.

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I enjoyed it but I was thrown off by the Farmer vs Native American land rights battle that was never fully developed. It made me wonder why Buyea put that in the novel -- did he originally plan to make it a larger part of the plot? Whether Buyea intended to or not, Falls Again might leave kids [that are not familiar with the sad history of the downfall/genocide of Native Americans] with the impression that Native Americans are strange, greedy people who plan to steal hard working, WHITE farmers' I enjoyed it but I was thrown off by the Farmer vs Native American land rights battle that was never fully developed. It made me wonder why Buyea put that in the novel -- did he originally plan to make it a larger part of the plot? Whether Buyea intended to or not, Falls Again might leave kids [that are not familiar with the sad history of the downfall/genocide of Native Americans] with the impression that Native Americans are strange, greedy people who plan to steal hard working, WHITE farmers' property. Very odd choice, Rob! ...more

Apr 29, 2019 Lauren rated it did not like it

DNF. We read the first book because it was assigned for summer reading and I found i totally unimpressive. I didn't see why Mr. T was such an influence on these kids when he was barely part of their lives. Any teacher worth anything could have connected with these kids as minimally as he did. The 2nd book I began to read because my 5th grader requested to and I can't get past the Lexie chapters with cigarettes and sexual innuendo. I told him we could do better. This book is really not my cup of DNF. We read the first book because it was assigned for summer reading and I found i totally unimpressive. I didn't see why Mr. T was such an influence on these kids when he was barely part of their lives. Any teacher worth anything could have connected with these kids as minimally as he did. The 2nd book I began to read because my 5th grader requested to and I can't get past the Lexie chapters with cigarettes and sexual innuendo. I told him we could do better. This book is really not my cup of tea and I cannot understand why it has been given such great ratings. There is so much better literature out there for middle school kids. ...more

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. 2.5 stars rounded up because I still love Mr Terupt, but this book didn't live up to its predecessor. Perhaps my hopes were too high because of how much I loved the first.

Deals with a lot more growing-up issues, such as getting your period, drugs and relationships. More appropriate for middle grade than elementary-aged (unlike the first).

I didn't like that each person ended up with a relationship in the end. They are 12, not 16.

Dec 14, 2017 Mayla rated it really liked it

Recommends it for: ava pratt

The second book never seems as good as the first, except for maybe this one! I loved the changes that happened to the same old characters, that seemed to turn them into completely new people!
I gave this book 4 stars because I won't forget what happened in it, but will personally still like the first book the better. The second book never seems as good as the first, except for maybe this one! I loved the changes that happened to the same old characters, that seemed to turn them into completely new people!
I gave this book 4 stars because I won't forget what happened in it, but will personally still like the first book the better. ...more

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