Book Resume
for Nothing's Fair in Fifth Grade by Barthe DeClements
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- Publisher's Weekly:
- Ages 8 - 12
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- Grades 1-8
- Word Count:
- 27,092
- Lexile Level:
- 600L
- ATOS Reading Level:
- 3.7
- Year Published:
- 1981
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From Publisher's Weekly
May 1, 1990
This winner of 13 state ``children's favorite'' awards shows Jenny and her friends as they struggle through elementary school injustices. Ages 8-12.
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