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Timothy Goes to School

by Rosemary Wells

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Timothy learns about being accepted and making friends during the first week of his first year at school.
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  lcslibrarian | Aug 13, 2020 |
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Tim doesn't have a good day the first day of school due to his seatmate Claude's expertise and know-it-all attitude. Finally, he meets Violet, who is experiencing a similar problem and the two happily find a comforting friendship
  Lou_Sanz | Jul 23, 2020 |
Timothy describes his first day of school, it does not go as well as he thought it would. He meets a boy named Claude who seems to be perfect in everyway and it drives Timothy crazy. Claude is always telling Timothy that he is doing things wrong. Timothy spends most his day at school hoping Claude makes a mistake. Timothy is so jealous of Claude that he wants to quit school, until he meets Violet who has the same problem with another girl at school. Rosemary Wells shows the difficulties of making friends at school and how hard the first day of school could be for some children. This book is a comparsion to the book," Kindergators: Hands off, Harry!" because the author uses the same style. She uses animals, in this case a Raccoon, to address every day issues that children face in their every day lives. ( )
  CKISSINGER | Mar 8, 2017 |
Timothy is having bad days at school until he makes a friend
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  TUCC | Jan 11, 2017 |
I was not a fan of this book what so ever. The story was about a boy named Timothy who was constantly picked on by a classmate, Claude. There was no resolution between Timothy and Claude- the story ended having Timothy still hating him. In fact, the book ended with Timothy befriending a girl who didn't like another girl in the class, and the two bonded over their hatred towards their two rivals. I did not like that there was no closure to the bullying, because it left me unsatisfied. I also didn't like that the reason Timothy and the girl became friends was over a mutual dislike for two classmates. I think that this story sends a negative message to young children. Overall, there was no valuable lesson from this book and the plot was unexciting. ( )
  alexavecchio | Nov 10, 2015 |
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