Charlie Bumpers vs. the Teacher of the Year

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Charlie Bumpers Series, Book 1

چارلی بامرز سری، کتاب ۱

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فرمت کتاب

audiobook

تاریخ انتشار

2013

Lexile Score

510

Reading Level

0-2

ATOS

3.5

Interest Level

K-3(LG)

نویسنده

Bill Harley

شابک

9781561458264
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بدترین ترس چارلی بامرز تایید شده: اون خانم برک رو برای کلاس چهارم گرفته چطور از سخت‌ترین معلم مدرسه جون سالم به در میبره؟ از مجموعه جایزه های متوسط بیل هارلی. «یک دنیای واقعی که در ان یک بچه دوست داشتنی باید با ترسهای روزمره کودکی روبرو شود: معلم‌ها و مربی‌های باشگاه‌های با انگشت‌های بزرگ و بزرگ. . خوانندگان منتظر هستند تا ببینند که چطور چارلی با چالش بعدی خود در مجموعه ای روبرو می شود که نشان دهنده تغییر دوست داشتنی از حرکت طعنه امیز Wimpy Kid است. «Kirkus Revers کمی قبل از شروع مدرسه، چارلی بامرز یاد می گیرد که او در کلاس خانم برک خواهد بود. مهم نیست که او به عنوان معلم سال انتخاب شده است. هنوز ازش میترسه سال گذشته وقتی او در سالن گرد امده بود، اتفاقی با کفش کتانی به سر او ضربه زد (نپرس). معلم عصبانی اعلام کرد که اگر دوباره چنین اتفاقی بیفتد، چارلی برای همیشه از تنفس منع می‌شود. چطور یک سال زیر دست معلمی که منتظر اوست تا اشتباه احمقانه دیگری مرتکب شود، زنده می‌ماند؟ تصاویر سیاه و سفید در سراسر. موجود در کتاب الکترونیک. این سریال خنده دار از نویسنده برنده جایزه گرمی بیل هارلی برای خوانندگان بی میل و انتقالی عالی است. طنز و قلب همراه با مشکلات قابل رفع و تم های خانواده، دوستان و مدرسه است. جوایز: جایزه انتخاب والدین — انتخاب والدین Foundation Select Coire خواندن دایره توصیه لیست خواندن (متوسط) — Kansas Nacial Education AssociationBeverly Clevery Chories Selection of School Virginia Reader (Ster List) - انجمن خواندن ایالت ویرجینیا همچنین از بیل هارلی: With With BlowBlowCharlitters. پایان سال اول The Little The Perfeast. بوقلمون چارلی بامرز در مقابل دزدان دریایی ضعیف چارلی بامرز در مقابل.

نقد و بررسی

AudioFile Magazine
Author Bill Harley is the perfect narrator for his story about fourth- grader Charlie Bumpers. Harley uses just the right amount of boyish enthusiasm and emotion as Charlie discovers his new teacher is Mrs. Burke--the school's "Teacher of the Year"--who has it in for Charlie, due to a shoe incident. Harley makes each character stand out--from Mrs. Burke, with her dry sense of humor, to Charlie's little sister, Mabel, a.k.a. "The Squid." Especially superb is Harley's portrayal of Charlie, who has a tendency toward mishaps, along with a big heart and the best intentions. At the end of the story, listeners can join in on the hilarious and catchy "Charlie Bumpers Song." M.M.G. © AudioFile 2014, Portland, Maine

Publisher's Weekly

July 29, 2013
Charlie’s fourth-grade year is off to a rocky start. He’s dismayed to learn that his teacher is Mrs. Burke, whom he accidentally hit in the head with a shoe the year before (“I’m glad to see you’re wearing both of your shoes,” she quips on the first day of school). Charlie has the best intentions and the worst luck, a combination that tends to land him in trouble; the playground becomes littered with toilet paper after he uses a roll to create the finish line for a race, and his sneaker gets stuck on the roof after he throws it up there to retrieve a soccer ball. The swift-paced story is powered by peppy repartee between Charlie and the people in his life, as well as his droll internal monologue (including his repeated observation, “Trick question! No good answer!”). Charlie’s kindness to a new classmate from Chile and his growing appreciation of Mrs. Burke supplements the comedy. Dynamic and skillfully drafted ink-and-watercolor spot illustrations from Gustavson, who illustrated Harley’s Lost and Found, help chronicle the hijinks. Ages 7–10. Illustrator’s agent: Abigail Samoun, Red Fox Literary.



Kirkus

September 1, 2013
Charlie Bumpers is doomed. The one teacher he never wanted in the whole school turns out to be his fourth-grade teacher. Charlie recalls third grade, when he accidentally hit the scariest teacher in the whole school with his sneaker. "I know all about you, Charlie Bumpers," she says menacingly on the first day of fourth grade. Now, in addition to all the hardships of starting school, he has gotten off on the wrong foot with her. Charlie's dry and dramatic narrative voice clearly reveals the inner life of a 9-year-old--the glass is always half empty, especially in light of a series of well-intentioned events gone awry. It's quite a litany: "Hitting Mrs. Burke in the head with the sneaker. The messy desk. The swinging on the door. The toilet paper. And now this--the shoe on the roof." Harley has teamed once again with illustrator Gustavson (Lost and Found, 2012) to create a real-life world in which a likable kid must face the everyday terrors of childhood: enormous bullies, looming teachers and thick gym coaches with huge pointing fingers. Into this series opener, Harley magically weaves the simple lesson that people, even teachers, can surprise you. Readers will be waiting to see how Charlie faces his next challenge in a series that marks a lovely change of pace from the sarcasm of Wimpy Kid. (Fiction. 7-10)

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School Library Journal

September 1, 2013

Gr 2-4-When Charlie finds out that his fourth-grade teacher will be Mrs. Burke, Teacher of the Year, he knows that he's in trouble. The previous year, he accidentally hit her in the head with a shoe. He is also a disorganized mess and she is notoriously orderly. Throughout a rough couple of first weeks of school, Charlie struggles to be more organized and to get along with Mrs. Burke. He befriends Hector, a new student from Chile, and is annoyed by know-it-all Samantha Grunsky. While Charlie seems incapable of avoiding mishaps, he also has some very good qualities, like helpfulness, which will have readers cheering him on. The final conversation with Mrs. Burke includes an explanation of her "dry sense of humor," which is a little awkward, but otherwise this is a fast-paced, enjoyable first entry in a new chapter-book series. It's a good choice for those who have finished Andrew Clements's "Jake Drake" books (S & S).-Laura Stanfield, Campbell County Public Library, Ft. Thomas, KY

Copyright 2013 School Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.




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