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Name: Loser
Rating: 4.3 (3 reviews)
Author: Jerry Spinelli
ISBN: 9780060001933

Loser

by Jerry Spinelli

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First Published:
May 1, 2002, 224 pages

Paperback:
Aug 2003, 224 pages

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drea

it was really good

i think this book is a very good book i think its really good because it shows that there r people out there who r bratz.
it deserves a 5.i thought it was gonna stink cause i had to read it for a report but i really liked it. the only thing it needed was a little bit better of a plot but thats pretty much it.

Tara & KD & Julia

Sweet

This was the best book ive read in a long time i think who ever gave it a one is crazzzzzyyy ohh well its their opinion!! Have a good time reading a wonderful book!!!!:-)

Nick

I loved this book because i just do. And i read it in L.A.

i like it

Nick

is a great book i just read it in la and i loved it

dani

this was the greatest book i ever read

hi it is me i love this book

Mark

This book is perfect it has a character that is so nice and has a heart of gold. But everyone dislikes him.

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