BROWSE BOOK REVIEWS

Series: Wayside School

Cover art for WAYSIDE SCHOOL GETS A LITTLE STRANGER

CHILDREN'S

Released: April 1, 1995

WAYSIDE SCHOOL GETS A LITTLE STRANGER

by Louis Sachar, illustrated by Joel Schick

"Easy vocabulary, short chapters, and wicked pace make the book perfect for reluctant readers, but Sachar's well-written, sophisticated comedy will appeal to everyone. (Fiction. 8+)"

Wayside School (Wayside School Is Falling Down, 1989, etc.) reopens after having been closed for repairs; the children have been going to horrible schools, and can't wait to come back. Read full book review >

Cover art for WAYSIDE SCHOOL IS FALLING DOWN

CHILDREN'S

Released: March 22, 1989

WAYSIDE SCHOOL IS FALLING DOWN

by Louis Sachar

"A sure-to-please sequel to Sideways Stories from Wayside School."

Thirty rib-tickling tales of Wayside School, where the classrooms are stacked one atop the other, dead rats live in the basement, and there's no 19th floor—usually. Read full book review >