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Big Nate Makes the Grade

Lincoln Peirce

Ages 7–12

Readers rate it 4.0 (2 on Hardcover)

226 pages · Released Aug 21, 2012

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Big Nate Makes the Grade parent’s guide: what’s inside

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LGBTQ+ themes

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A note for parents

Big Nate Makes the Grade is a lighthearted, humor-driven graphic novel about school life that's well-suited for elementary and middle-grade readers. The story revolves around Nate's misadventures and his attempts to improve his grades, touching on themes of friendship, perseverance, and self-improvement without inappropriate content. The comic format and relatable school scenarios make it engaging for the target age group.

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From the publisher

Big Nate is big news! Big Nate books have sold more than 4.5 million copies and been on the New York Times best-seller list for more than a year. Nate Wright is known to his pals and teachers for many things, his penchant for mischief and his school record for detentions being the foremost. But beating out brainiac Gin... Big Nate is big news! Big Nate books have sold more than 4.5 million copies and been on the New York Times best-seller list for more than a year. Nate Wright is known to his pals and teachers for many things, his penchant for mischief and his school record for detentions being the foremost. But beating out brainiac Gina's grades is not one of those things! In Big Nate Makes the Grade, the school life goings-on of Nate, his pals, and his long-suffering teachers are recounted in hilarious detail. Now in full-color with poster!

Shelved under

  • Juvenile Fiction
  • funny
  • Fiction
  • Young Adult
  • Comics
  • Humor

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ISBN 9781449425661 · Andrews McMeel Publishing

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