Bully, the #19

by Jamie Suzanne and Francine Pascal

Book Overview

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0553155954
• ISBN13: 9780553155952
• Release Date: April 1988
• Publisher: Yearling Books
• Length: 149 Pages
• Weight: 0.21 lbs.
• Age Range: 9 to 12 years
• Grade Range: Grades 4 to 7

Customer Reviews

Unicorns and Bullies

When Dennis Cookman takes Jimmy Underwood's bike and breaks it,the kids of Sweet Valley think he has gone too far! he has also punched Jimmy's eye,and is afraid to tell someone about it. Elizabeth has the guts to tell Mr.Bowman,her favorite teacher.Dennis is sent to the principal's office. Grace Oliver wants to be a Unicorn,and her initiation is to sit and eat lunch with Dennis Cookman,but he turns her away. Ken Matthews goes up on Dead Man's Curve[a cave] makes Dennis believe that he spent the night there. Jimmy spends the night in the cave. Grace eats lunch with Dennis,He wrecks the mural that Olivia and Sarah worked on for the art fair.When Dennis goes up to the cave,a big storm hits and floods.The kids saves his life,Espcially Grace and she becomes a Unicorn!

It was an ok book

This book is about a boy named Dennis Cookman who loves to pick on kids younger than he is, until Elizabeth and her friends decide that they are sick of Dennis picking on them and they decide that they are going to do something about him. Dead Man Cave is feared by all Sweet Valley residents, and so Aaron tells everybody that he is going to spend the night in Dead Man's Cave. They do this so that Dennis is forced to prove that he can spend the night in the Cave too! Then serious danger comes upon all of them, can they save Dennis? This book was really good because it shows that all bully's are mostly insucure about themselves, and telling a teacher is the right thing to do, not to take care of the bully yourself.

The Bully

Dennis is a boy who doesn't have any friends and spends his time picking on younger kids. Grace is a popular girl who would do anything to get into the Unicorn club. But when the club members ask her to get Dennis to eat lunch with her she's sure that she'll never get into the club. Both need to something they don't want to do to get what they want but they might end up helping each other in more ways than one. This is a good book, and I think it portrays the way real kids would react.