My Weird School #7: Mrs. Cooney Is Loony! (My Weird School series)
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International Customers If you are located outside the U. Dan Gutman on Twitter Tweets By dangutmanbooks. Feb 06, Paula rated it it was amazing Shelves: LOL Another cute little story in the series! Jan 08, Dolly rated it liked it Recommends it for: We started reading the books in the My Weird School series by Dan Gutman and Jim Paillot together during storytime, but our oldest started reading ahead into the series on her own and our youngest seemed to lose interest.
So now, I am just reading to catch up with our oldest.
Mar 27, RiverinaRegional Library added it Shelves: It was very silly A. He needs a life--STAT!!! From the Heart romance readers. The students at Ella Mentry School think that Mrs.
This story focuses on the boys' fascination with the school nurse, Mrs. Somehow the class becomes convinced that she is a spy. This is such a fun story and the kids have wild imaginations. I really enjoyed the part We started reading the books in the My Weird School series by Dan Gutman and Jim Paillot together during storytime, but our oldest started reading ahead into the series on her own and our youngest seemed to lose interest. I really enjoyed the part where A.
Cooney's office and ends up saving Andrea's life when she was choking on a bit of apple. I think it's humorous that the children use all kinds of idioms, even though they really don't know what they mean. It makes me realize that there are likely a lot of phrases that my hubby and I use that our girls don't understand. And I think about how babies and young children are immersed in a language they don't understand, but they gradually pick it up as they get older and are exposed to it repetitively.
We have enjoyed this series and will continue our march through the books. Our oldest reads them very quickly, so I have one more to read in order to catch up with her. Oct 09, Ashley rated it it was amazing. In this book the main charaters are A. J thinks that Andrea thinks that she knows every thing. In this book A. J,Ryan,andmicheal are all friends.
They all like there nurse Mrs. J says he wants to marry her. J says that Emily is a cry baby. He also says that she cry about anything. At the end all the main charaters went to the school after school so they can see if their nurse really is a spy. Nurse Cooney admited that she was a spy. J was the last to get dropped off. Then they just had a shrt talk and A.
Mrs. Cooney Is Loony!
J in his head said I know it is going to be hard for us to be apart from each other. Jun 30, Jenn M rated it really liked it. The main character, A. In this piece, A. Cooney is beautiful, and he has a major crush! The book unfolds as several boys attempt to fake illness in order to go visit Mrs.
Cooney's office, only to be given rather bizarre "cures" for their imaginary sicknesses. Everyone jumps to the conclusion that such unusual medical advice can only come from someone who is not a trained nurse at all. Highly recommended fun-to-read, action-packed, hilarious book for younger grade children. Jul 14, Chihiro Ushida rated it liked it.
This is very serious situation but there is a little sence of humor.
I like his expression. This story is based on school, so it is very easy to understnad and Icould enjoy reading. I was very surprised at the word count at first, but I could keep reading smoothly. I also like very intesting school story.
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Aug 06, Beth Kakuma-Depew rated it really liked it Shelves: This series is great for slow readers. Each chapter is funny and direct. In this one, there's moments when grown-ups use words that the main character doesn't understand, creating humor, but also sympathy, since the kid reading it may not know that word either. The know-it-all girl, Andrea, gets better treatment in this one than the other books in the series.
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But generally these books are aimed at boys and boys only. Aug 12, Amy rated it liked it Shelves: I did find myself chuckling at some of the humor, but I was still turned off by the way the characters' behavior is presented as acceptable. Kids will definitely find it funny and probably identify with the antics and thoughts of these schoolkids, but I wouldn't want them to emulate it. Moves quickly, lots of action, and plot development is decent. There are better choices, but there are also worse choices.
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Good for kids who like funny reads. Jun 10, Shelli rated it it was amazing Shelves: The My Weird School series is perfect for students to practice their reading skills with its repetitive yet hysterical narrative and story lines. A must have collection for any grade school library or classroom! Jul 14, Bryan rated it liked it Shelves: This time it is Mrs. Cooney, the school nurse who is loony. She has some pretty interesting and humorous remedies designed to weed out the children, like A.
The usual group of students decide, based on these odd treatments and the fact that she is always gathering information, that she is a spy. I still can't actually recommend these books for 2nd graders, their target audience, because the main character hates school so much. Oct 22, Marianna H rated it it was amazing.
Cooney is loony was awesome. The writing was effective. The strength about the book is that characters knew who was actually the nurse in the book. The weakness about the book is that the book never said if character nurse went to jail. I would recommend this book to a classmate because I bet they would like spy books. If there was more parts of the series I would read it because since I like spy books and the spies have secrets.
Jan 03, Sara rated it it was amazing Shelves: I got the book because in the other books I've read it's been talking about her. I wondered what the book would be like. If I was in high school my favorite class would probably be health. Cooney is the school nurse. Three of the boys in class were pretending to be sick so they could see Mrs. This book offers a mix comedy, laughter,and a story that will cheer you up. My favorite part was when Mr. J was mad at his friends because they said they wanted to marry Mrs. Cooney which I don't know why since there in second grade.
This book is funny,very funny Oct 04, Gretchen rated it did not like it.
Dan Gutman is the New York Times bestselling author of the Genius Files series; the Baseball Card Adventure series, which has sold more than million. Editorial Reviews. From the Back Cover. Something weird is going on! Mrs. Cooney, the school nurse, is a knockout—and A.J. has a crush on her! But are her.
Some funny instances, such as the confusion over vowel movements, but overall, interactions between the kids were a bit mean-spirited. I didn't like how they kept using the word dumbhead or how AJ kept thinking how he'd like to punch Andrea. I wouldn't want to hear it from real children, and I don't like it coming from fictional children.
Jan 07, Luke "Bob" rated it really liked it.
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