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I enjoyed this book because it details a child and how he/she must feel to be held back. The writer did a good job at pulling you into the book with the details, you really feel like you are there and experiencing the situation with the students.
This would be a good book to give a child and his or her parents if that child is held back a grade in school. Or to read to your class if you know you have a student who is repeating that grade once again. Let the students talk about the story and how to deal with not only their personal feelings, but with their classmates feeling also.