Alaa: Hi everyone, welcome to Diana's Book Hook, the podcast where I help you decide what book to read next. And every episode I'll tell you what the book is about without spoilers, read one of my favorite short excerpts, rate the book from one to five with book hooks. Tell you who I think would enjoy reading it. Let's get started. Today's book is Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing by Judy Bloom. The genre of the book is funny. There's about 120 pages. I recommend this book to ages 7 to 11. It was published in 1972. It is part of a series. It is the first one. I chose this book because it is one of my favourite books, and it was very entertaining to read about the adventures of Fudge and his brother Peter. Book hooks. I give funny four out of five book hooks this book is funny because fudge is always doing unexpected things. engaging, I give it a three out of five book hooks because you want to find out how Peter handles his brother's shenanigans. Length. Just right. I was able to read it in four days and it didn't feel too long or too short. Educational. I give it a two out of five. Because it teaches you. Your brothers can be annoying, but you should still love them. Entertaining. I give a five out of five. Because I love the extraordinary things that fudge does. overall rating I give it a four out of five book hooks. My favourite part of the book is when Fudge was playing with his brother's turtle and something unexpected happened. Excerpt from my book which happens to be my favorite part. Fudge giggled and covered his mouth with his hand. I yelled, Where is he? What did you do with my turtle? No answer from Fudge. He banged his pots and pants together again. I yanked the pots out of his hand. I tried to speak softly. Now tell me, Where dribble is. Just tell me where my turtle is. I won't be mad if you tell me. Come on, Fudge, please. Fudge looked up at me. In tummy. He said. What do you mean, in tummy? I asked, narrowing my eyes. Book hook questions. My favorite character was Fudge because he is mischievous and never gets blamed for anything. This story also taught me a lesson that crazy siblings can also be fun. This book made me feel happy. three words that describe this book surprising, extraordinary, and fun. I recommend this book to kids who like surprising books. If you enjoy Tales of Fourth Grade Nothing, I think you'll love Ramona the Pest. The next book I'll be reviewing is Chocolate Touch by Patrick Katling. Thanks for listening to Liana's Book Hook. Until next time, keep reading, keep imagining, and keep getting hooked on great books. Bye.