Schooled

Schooled

By Gordon Korman

36 ratings 58 reviews 57 followers
Interest LevelReading LevelReading A-ZATOSWord Count
Grades 5 - 8Grades 3 - 8V4.940313
Capricorn Cap Anderson has been homeschooled by his hippie grandmother, Rain. When Rain is injured in a fall, Cap is forced to attend the local middle school. Although he knows a lot about Zen Buddhism, nothing has prepared him for the politics of public school.
Publisher: Disney-Hyperion
ISBN-13: 9781423105169
ISBN-10: 1423105168
Published on 8/26/2008
Binding: Paperback
Number of pages: 224

Book Reviews (59)

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Awesome! I really liked this book

I didn't like this book,it was boring

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I love this good I read it since 5th grade and when I found it again in the library (I'm in 8th grade now) I got so excited it's funny yet a wonderful book I recommend you to read this book I love it and I think you will too!

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I think that this book is a GREAT book about school and that it can be very tough on new students. I honestly have went to many different schools in my lifetime and i sorta had a relation to this book

this was a really interesting book to read.

Jordon S. Jordon S.

I think the book is great. It talks about how a hippie connecting with the real world and how an adventure would form when the school bully pulls some stunts.

This book is about fitting in. When a hippie goes into the outside world, everything is different from what he's used to. This is a great book with drama and football!

This story is about a kid called Capricorn Anderson and his grandmother, Rain. They lived in Garland Farm, and they are hippie. One day, Rain broke her bone, and in Garland, there is only two of them, and Cap is homeschooled, so Cap drive Rain to hospital. While Rain is in recovery, Cap was assigned to a school called Claverage. This story will be about the school days of Cap. I like this book, my favorite part of the book is when everyone thinks Cap is cool, and everyone likes him, and Rain finally let Cap go to the real school.

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