This book is about a boy whose parents are getting divorced. Charlie's father moves out of the house and it is very difficult for him to adjust. He does not want his mother to begin dating either. Charlie endures many different challenges throughout this book. Read this book to find them out! (

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clshelkoff | Nov 23, 2009 |

I gave this book a 4 because in the middle Charlie wanted his family to be happy again, but he just couldn't, so it made the book quite sad. Charlie's parents had a hard time explaining that it would definitely work out, but later on Charlie's mom made the same food every meal and every day. Charlie was tired of it and ran out of home, unfortunately his mom followed him. Charlie couldn't help the divorce between his parents and his mom was going to marry a very mysterious person. (

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LAteacher | Apr 23, 2007 |

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"Don't even try to make me smile about this," Charlie Hickle warns his parents. They've just dropped a major bombshell: They're getting a divorce -- and they expect him to be happy for them! Well, Charlie has some big news for Mom and Dad: he's not going to let them get away with this! Instead of being cheerful, he launches a campaign to show them how he really feels. He refuses to eat this mother's cooking. He causes trouble in school. He makes nasty remarks about his father's shabby new apartment. But no matter what he does, his parents just don't seem to get the picture. Isn't it obvious they're ruining his life?

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