Rating: My bookshelf

Reading Level: Mid-late Elementary, Middle School

Two dear friends and mastermind pranksters battle bullies in the locker room and bullies on the school board.

Possible Concerns:

  • A villain says he’d be embarrassed for his son to be an artist
  • A prankster vow p 81-82 says to be good at being bad
  • One kid says he wants to be buried near a tree and to become the tree which I suppose physically might be correct if your dead organs decompose into nutrients for the tree but I’m not sure that’s what he meant
  • One parent has a favorite child, the book says parents have favorite children and visa versa
  • A villain tells a boy with a single mom he’s from a “broken” home.
  • A villain tells a boy with a single mom he’s moving to a new school. The mom was trying to figure out how to tell him but the villain took the opportunity.

Bottom line: mostly good fun, humorous pranks, just check the possible concerns for hot spots for your kid, and reassure them that you don’t have a favorite among your children.

See also my review of Book 1: The Terrible Two, and Book 2: The Terrible Two Get Worse, both if which I recommend for kids at many ages.