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A Week in the Woods
By Andrew Clements
(© 2002 -  2005 Random House, Inc.)
Read by Ron Livingston
Young Readers > Ages 9-12
Book Rating:
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Format: CD (Unabridged)
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The Report Card
By Andrew Clements
(© 2004 - 2005 Random House, Inc.)
Read by Dina Sherman
Young Readers > Ages 9-12
Book Rating:
(Not yet rated)
Format: CD (Unabridged)
Nora Rose is a genius, who is trying to convince her teachers, parents and principal that tests are a stupid way to measure intelligence.
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Frindle
By Andrew Clements
( 2000 Random House, Inc.)
Read by John Fleming
Young Readers > Ages 9-12
Book Rating:
(Not yet rated)
Format: CD (Unabridged)
Nicholas Allen is not a troublemaker, but he likes to liven things up at Lincoln Elementary.
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The Last Holiday Concert
By Andrew Clements
( 2004 Random House, Inc.)
Read by Fred Berman
Young Readers > Ages 9-12
Book Rating:
(Not yet rated)
Format: CD (Unabridged)
Hart Evans is the most popular boy in school. When his music teacher leaves school because of budget cuts, can Hart lead the choir?
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The School Story
By Andrew Clements
Read by Spencer Kayden
Young Readers > Young Adult
Book Rating:
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Format: CD (Unabridged)
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Lunch Money
By Andrew Clements
(© 2005 - 2005 Random House, Inc.)
Read by John H. Mayer
Young Readers > Ages 9-12
Book Rating:
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Format: CD (Unabridged)
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Things Not Seen
By Andrew Clements
( 2003 Random House, Inc.)
Read by Daniel Passer
Young Readers > Ages 9-12
Book Rating:
(Not yet rated)
Format: CD (Unabridged)
An invisible boy must reach out to a blind girl to try to make him visible again.
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The Janitor's Boy
By Andrew Clements
( Random House, Inc.)
Read by B.D. Wong
Young Readers > Ages 9-12
Book Rating:
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Format: CD (Unabridged)
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Books by Andrew Clements (8 Items)
Andrew Clements is the author of the enormously popular Frindle. He has been nominated for a multitude of state awards and has won two Christopher Awards and an Edgar Award. Andrew Clements taught in the public schools near Chicago for seven years before moving East to begin a career in publishing and writing. He lives with his wife in central Massachusetts and has four grown children. 
