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Extra Credit
Extra Credit
Fiction | Novel | Middle Grade | Published in 2009
Before You Read
Reviews & Readership
Review Roundup
Reviews for Extra Credit by Andrew Clements highlight its engaging storyline and strong messages about cross-cultural communication and friendship. Critics praise the relatable characters and educational value, though some find the plot predictable and certain cultural portrayals simplistic. Overall, it’s well-regarded for young readers.
Who Should Read Extra Credit?
Readers who enjoy Extra Credit by Andrew Clements are typically middle-grade students aged 8-12 who appreciate stories about friendship, cultural exchange, and overcoming personal challenges. Fans of Frindle and Dear Mr. Henshaw will find this book engaging and inspiring due to its relatable characters and school-centered setting.
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Reading Age
8-12yearsLexile Level
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