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Egg-Drop Blues [Hardcover]

Jacqueline Turner Banks


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  • Hardcover: 120 pages
  • Publisher: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt (HMH) (22 April 2003)
  • Language English
  • ISBN-10: 0618348859
  • ISBN-13: 978-0618348855
  • Product Dimensions: 22.1 x 14.1 x 1.4 cm

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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Scrambled Eggs 12 Mar 2004
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Scrambled Eggs

This story is about two sixth grade twin brothers who have to work together to help one of them make a higher grade in science. Through out the story, Judge Jenkins is struggling with dyslexia and is having trouble in school. Jury, his twin brother does good in school but only studies get by. Judge needs to get at least a D in science and the only way is to enter in the Science Rally and place in the top three. He signs him and his brother up without asking Jury. Jury is angry, but in the end realizes that he has to help his brother do good on the project or the both of them will be sent to a private school. They compete with other school and do pretty well. Read the book and find out what happens.

In my opinion the book was not very good. I did not find it exciting and it did not keep my attention. Most of the book has to deal with dyslexia and all the problems that go along with it. There are a few funny parts where the brothers are fighting and the mother is messing around with them. I would recommend this book to someone who does not like adventure. I was disappointed with the ending because it leaves you hanging.

Egg Drop Blue by J. T. Banks 23 Oct 2005
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I am a member of Southwood Book Club and this book was discuss on May 2003. I really like this book and I will tell all my friends to read this book.

Marilyn from Meadowview in C. C.Hills IL.
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All Cracked Up Over Egg-Drop Blues 22 Feb 2001
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I would rate this book between six and seven. This was a good book if you like books where people focus on doing stuff at the last minute. The part of the book I liked the most was Jury helping his family save their farm. I liked the book overall but I didn't like the way the book shifts from Jury doing school projects to him getting money as a reward for his science project. To me the book skipped around a lot. I didn't feel that the book had a lot of details surrounding all the characters. Another book I would compare to this one is "Red Terror". In that book the main characters (a little girl the same age as Jury), gets money and helps her family. She buys her mom's necklace back from their neighbor that belonged to her grandmother at one time. The necklace was given to her mother by her mother and her mom sold it for money to buy alcohol because she was an alcoholic. The girl also helps her mom recover. Both kids in the books helped their families to recover from problems. I liked this book because kids were doing something to save belongings of their families. I think this shows how strong kids and families can be. It was a good book to teach some lifelong lessons.

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