
Written by Patricia Reilly Giff
Part of the The Kids of the Polk Street School series
A young boy struggles to find a real person to write about for a school project, while navigating the challenges of elementary school and his relationships with his family and friends.
In Ms. Rooney's classroom, the assignment is to write about real people, but for Beast, writing is a daunting challenge. As he grapples with his worst subject, will he find a way to express himself and meet the expectations? With school pressures mounting, Beast must navigate the tricky world of friends, family, and self-discovery. Can he overcome his fears and find his voice, or will this assignment be his undoing? Dive into a tale of perseverance and growth where every word counts.
The children in Ms. Rooney’s room are supposed to be writing about real people, but writing is Beast’s worst subject.”Comfortably portrays the world of school and home, friends and family. Sims’ lively pencil sketches augment the story.”– “School Library Journal.”
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