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Mom, You're Fired!
Mom You're Fired
Author: Nancy K. Robinson
Tina's mother is driving her crazy. It's bad enough when she sings opera in the middle of the street--and embarrasses her kids in front of total strangers. But the school lunches she packs are the worst...leftover meatloaf and salad in a lunchbox? — Tina is so ashamed, she tells her new friend, Sarah, that her mother is really her babysitter. And...  more »
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ISBN-13: 9780590423359
ISBN-10: 0590423355
Publication Date: 6/1989
Pages: 108
Reading Level: Ages 9-12
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Publisher: Scholastic
Book Type: Paperback
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rubyjewlcold avatar reviewed Mom, You're Fired! on + 37 more book reviews
A crazy story of a girl that tells everyone her mother is her babysitter and soon regrets it!
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ISBN 0590423355 - Cute, and hardly a brain bender, Mom, You're Fired is a good title for the 9-12 age group (more 9 than 12). Every one of us will recognize ourselves in Tina and some of us will recognize ourselves in her mom.

Tina's mom is so embarrassing. She doesn't dress as nicely as Melissa's mother. And she sings - in public! Tina's lunches even embarrass her. So when she meets a new girl, she tells her that her mother is her babysitter and Tina begins a trail of lies she has to struggle to maintain. How it unravels is fairly predictable, but it's worthwhile.

Nice message without being too soap-box-ish. Robinson does an excellent job of telling a story with a moral without beating the reader about the head with it. This is the first book I've read by her, and I look forward to finding more.

- AnnaLovesBooks
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This book is a very interesting book and can help kids figure out friendships and/or how important some people are to each other!
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This is the back of the book,
Paulette Fox refuses to let her blindness stop her a from full life. But one thing she's never done is fall in love-until now. Paulette knows Brad Jones is the only guy for her.

Even when her friends see Brad commit a horrible crime, paulette is sure that he's innocent. Her friends tell her he's out of control. That shewill be his next victim. But Paulette knows he would never hurt her.

Is pauletteright about Brad? Or has her love put her in terrible danger?


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