From the moment Trixie Von Parker walked into his office in the fourth stall of the bathroom, Mac knew she was trouble. With business booming since taking down the notorious Staples, Mac thinks he can handle the challenge from the mean eighth grade girl. All he has to do is find out why the new science teacher has it in for her.
With the help of his best friend, Vince, Mac investigates Mr. Kjelson, the science teacher, to find out why he doesn't like Trixie. Instead, he finds there is more trouble in the school than he could have ever imagined. When a new administrator is brought into the school to help clean it up, Mac discovers his successful business is under attack by the guy in the suit. Even worse, the whole school is terrorized by the fact that they are being forced to take a new standardized test, the SMART. To complicate matters, Mac discovers Trixie isn't who she claims to be. Now it's up to Mac to save the school with the stakes higher than losing a few bucks.
Publishing Information
- Publisher: Waldon Pond Press
- Release: February 7, 2012
- Hardcover: 288 Pages
- Ages: 8 and up
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20 comments:
I think my son would like this book, he is a middle schooler and he really likes reading stories with other kids around his age.
robinblankenship at gmail dot com
I think middle-grade books (and shows) about school are a lot of fun! And this series sounds like it won't disappoint.
Boy vs. "mean 8th grade girl" always makes for an interesting story in my opinion :)
I think kids would like the fact that it is centered around a toilet stall :-)
My sister would like it because she loves mystery and with the investigation part of the book she would be thrilled
I think a child would like this book because it sounds fun and has some mystery in it.
I think my oldest kid would really like this book, it looks like one she would like.
sunniewoodyplus2 atmsn.com
I think my students would love this . . . they love books like Gordon Korman's Swindle with kids pulling off heists.
I think this would be a great series to add to our school library.
jenswps at yahoo . com
I think my brother would like this book because he is really into mysteries.
my daughter loves any book i read to her!
britibee@gmail.com
It sounds like a book that would keep my sons interest!
Rachel
waltersgd@gmail.com
A book with mystery, school situations and the lav. What kid wouldn't like to read this.
pjames330 at aol dot com
He would like the mystery.
It sounds like a story my son could relate to. (Corey Olomon)(olomon@hotmail.com)
I think my boys would like the mystery of it and try to guess what is going on THank you
candieluster(at)gmail(dot)com
I think all kids would like this series!
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The main character seems very relatable!
Jadavis42@students.tntech.edu
I guess im to late to enter :((