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This book marks the first in the amazing series known as "School of Fear".
When the book first came out in our school's Scholastic book fair, I paid it little mind. It looked interesting, but I just didn't feel the need to read it.
I saw it again shortly afterwards, about a year later. I decided to try it out, and found it to be the BEST book I had read in a while. I finished the series in just two months because they're so addicting to read :)
I definitely reccommend this to anyone with a good sense of humor and an advanced vocabulary; men and children alike!


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School of Fear Gitty Daneshvari 9780316033268 Books Reviews

I like this book I think that it is very good. My favorite character was Lulu. I think you should read this book
My child loves the school of fear books, and this one is no exception. She is very happy with it and has read it multiple times.
This book is great for children ages 8-12. It combines the excitement of near-fantasy style writing with a healthy dose of humor and a dash of new vocabulary. It would make a great read aloud for character study, or a high-quality choice to engage reluctant readers. It's even an enjoyable quick read for adults!
Great item
Love it.
As a mother who screens all the books her 11-year-old daughter reads, I am generally partial to books depicting unusual school-life. "School of Fear" certainly is that! While I found the book to be just a bit over-the-top, I recognise that that is part of the charm for said daughter. Fear is, after all, reasonable - while phobia is not! Said daughter enjoyed the book so much, she actually made time (there are just so many good books out there these days!) to read it twice, so that made me happy! Now we're waiting for the movie to come out. This being that kind of book, it will more likely than not transfer splendidly to film! In the words of said daughter (the five stars rating is hers)

"The book 'School of Fear' by Gitty Daneshvari is an outstanding book about how kids overcome their phobias. Madeline Materson, Theodore Barthlomew, Lulu Punchalower and Garrison Feldman are all terrified of something. That's why this summer was especially petrifying for them when they are forced to go to the School of Fear for six weeks. Yet, they manage to survive the experience with the help of Macaroni the dog, batty but smart Mrs. Wellington and Schmidty.

"The book was funny, interesting and kept me guessing till the end. I loved it! I liked all the characters but my favorite was Madeline because she is scared of bugs and spiders just like me, and she is short and smart. The only person I had just a tiny problem with was Theo and that was only because he was very annoying and his fear of dying is silly to me. However, without him, the book would be boring and not quite as funny. I give the book five stars and two thumbs up."
I like this book. It is vivid and clear in depicting children with specific phobias with a storyline that ends with the children conquering their fears. I just can't figure out what age kid this is appropriate for. It's too hard for 10-year olds to read and probably too young in content for older children. Part of that involves the vocabulary selection and grammatical structure are distinctly British.
This book marks the first in the amazing series known as "School of Fear".
When the book first came out in our school's Scholastic book fair, I paid it little mind. It looked interesting, but I just didn't feel the need to read it.
I saw it again shortly afterwards, about a year later. I decided to try it out, and found it to be the BEST book I had read in a while. I finished the series in just two months because they're so addicting to read )
I definitely reccommend this to anyone with a good sense of humor and an advanced vocabulary; men and children alike!