Fat Liar, Middle School: My Brother Is a Big

It was a phenomenal proportion of the nice but troublesome rafe katchidorian the main character in the whole middle school series with many plot twists and lessons for kids young or old are very great but the main question I'd where I'd the legend or what I'd his real back story he could be put in future middle school books to go on with his story.

The sister is just as entertaining as the Rafe and by any course as witty and devious as her older brother. Great read once again Mr. Patterson. Thank you and keep them coming.

P.S. I may even let my seven year old read it. LOL

My 10 year old daughter loved this book ( and the others in this series), she read this book in a matter of days. When your child turns off the TV, puts the video games away and opts to read a book VICTORY is yours! Thank YOU James Patterson!

I bought this one because I have really enjoyed the others in the series. They are written for middle schoolers, or so the labels say, but they are fun stories with mystery and adventure. This one though was a disappointment. Parts of it read like it was written BY middle schoolers as well. When I got to the end I discovered the reason. It was a moral lesson about bullies . Looking back on it, the authors got too caught up in presenting their moral lesson and forgot to make it a fun adventure.

What a great read for children... I personally love all the James Patterson books so I figured if order the children's series for my 12 year old son... He loved the books... I don't think I've ever seen him read any book this fast...