The Very Worst Ever First Day, Worst Day is a hilarious and relatable chapter book for young readers who have ever felt unlucky or embarrassed at school. A must read chapter book!
~ Momma Braga
Synopsis
Wake up. Go to class. Do your work. Repeat. For any other kid, the first day of school is probably easy-breezy. But nothing is ever that simple for me! Between missing my bus, getting hit in the head with a basketball, and uncovering secret underground tunnels beneath the school, my bad luck throws me into a whirlwind of trouble. But with new friends by my side, maybe we can ward off my bad luck together…right?
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The Very Worst Ever First Day, Worst Day is a hilarious and relatable chapter book for young readers who have ever felt unlucky or embarrassed at school. The book follows the misadventures of [REDACTED], a boy who tries to keep his identity and school secret because of his bad luck. He hopes that his first day at a new school will be a fresh start, but things quickly go wrong as he faces one disaster after another.
The book is written in a witty and engaging style, with stickers covering the protagonist’s name and face throughout the pages. The illustrations by Amy Jindra add to the humor and charm of the story, capturing the expressions and emotions of the characters. The book also has a positive message about overcoming challenges, making friends, and finding humor in difficult situations.
The Very Worst Ever First Day, Worst Day is a fun and entertaining read that will make kids laugh out loud and sympathize with the unlucky hero. It is the first book in The Very Worst Ever series by Andy Nonamus, and I look forward to reading more of his stories. I recommend this book to anyone who enjoys humorous and realistic fiction for children.
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About the Author
Andy Nonamus has been writing for as long as he can remember. He tries not to remember too much, though, because of the many, many mishaps he gets himself into. He lives in New York.
About the Illustrator
Amy Jindra is a Cleveland, Ohio, native who has a dedicated passion for illustration. Ever since she can remember, she has been drawing everything and anything. She enjoys developing characters and scenes that tell a story, create a connection, and warm the heart. Amy is fueled and inspired by the arts, family and friends, and good sushi.
Until next time…Happy Parenting!
~ Momma Braga
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