Bibliograph

Type

Label

What I don't know might hurt me, by Jamie Kelly

Language

eng

Illustrations

illustrations

Index

no index present

resource.interestGradeLevel

Appeals to 4th-6th graders

Literary Form

fiction

Main title

What I don't know might hurt me

Oclc number

814707176

resource.readingGradeLevel

Grade 5

Responsibility statement

by Jamie Kelly

Series statement

Dear dumb diary, year two, bk. 4

resource.studyProgramName

Accelerated Reader/Renaissance Learning, MG, 5.2, 2.0, 159550.Accelerated Reader AR, MG, 5.2, 2.0, 159550.

Summary

Before school, Isabella had me fix her hair in the girls' bathroom. Her hair really is quite beautiful. It's black and thick and glossy, like the majestic hair on a lion if that was black. She had a test later, and she had written the answers on a slice of baloney in the sandwich she brought for lunch. If the teacher saw her, she could just eat the sandwich and destroy the evidence. But she wasn't thinking, and accidentally ate her lunch while I was doing her hair. Beauty can really make you hungry. While she was wiping the ink off her lips, I explained why cheating is wrong. We have a test in math next week, and I encouraged her to pack a lunch you can't write on. If she brings peanut butter and jelly, I'll know I got through to her

Table Of Contents

"Dear Dumb Diary, just when I was pretty sure we could let the Student Awareness Committee quietly die a dignified death like some majestic old elephant or the Square Dancing Club, Angeline has to be aware of something. Great. And, of course, it couldn't be something interesting like nail polish or why maybe there should be a special class in nail polish and how to get it out of your beagle's ear. (Mom, if you're reading this, I'm not admitting anything. Somebody else could have painted a heart in his ear.) Angeline just had to be aware of one of those things that adults like." -- Page 4 of cover

Target audience

juvenile

resource.variantTitle

What I do not know might hurt me

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