44 pages 1 hour read

Andrew Clements

The Report Card

Fiction | Novel | Published in 2006

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Reviews & Readership

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The Report Card by Andrew Clements is praised for its engaging storyline and relatable characters. Critics appreciate Clements' exploration of academic pressures on children. However, some reviews mention that the plot can feel predictable and the resolution simplistic. Overall, it's a thought-provoking read for middle graders, though it may seem formulaic to older readers.

Who should read this

Who Should Read The Report Card?

Readers who enjoy middle-grade fiction with smart, relatable protagonists and themes of friendship and individuality will love The Report Card by Andrew Clements. Fans of Louis Sachar’s Holes and Sara Pennypacker’s Clementine series will appreciate Clements’ engaging storytelling and meaningful life lessons.

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Reading Age

8-12years

Lexile Level

700L

Book Details

Genre
Realistic Fiction
Children's Literature
Education
Themes
Society: Education
Relationships: Friendship
Life/Time: Coming of Age
Topics
Education