Bloomsbury Childrens Books There's a Boy in the Girls' Bathroom: Rejacketed

New boy Jeff was to sit next to Bradley who was rude and mean. Bradley told lies to excuse his lack of responsibility and did badly at school in purpose.Bradley was to see a councilor or else! He was really rude to her. Jeff also saw the councilor to help him settle into school. Jeff goes in the girls bathroom by accident and feels mortified! Bradley said he does that all the time just to bother the girls so they become friends. Bradley was afraid as he had no other friends.A girl beat Bradley up, people thought it had been Jeff so Jeff became some sort of celebrity at school and made lots of friends.Bradley hated his life, his family and school. But then he tries to be nice and do his school work to be noticed, it backfired at first but things turned...

"Bradley Chalker is the naughtiest boy in the school. He is constanatly in trouble and has no Gold Stars and no friends. But that all changes when Jrff Fishkin, the new kid from Washington DC, joins the school. With the help of the new school counsellor, Carla, Bradley gets the chance to change his way. I loved this book and when my teacher allowed me to take her copy home I couldn't put it down." HS age 10."I enjoyed this book because it was funny. It made me feel sad when Bradley couldn't see Carla again. I recommend it it to boys,girls and women of 48!" JW age 10."Read this instead of watching TV. It teaches about how to make friends. Keep asking your Mum to buy it- no matter how many times she says no!" MT age 10."When my teacher read it to me it was like a film in my head." BR age 10."Wow! I thought what a great book - it made me cry." GK age 10."It tells you how bullies feel inside. It is a wonderful book." AS age 10."It's the best book I've ever read." MJ age 10."It's a great book and I will never forget it." JB age 10."It shows girls can be nasty like boys." RM age 9."When we read this in class I absolutely loved it. I definitely recommnend it. You will never put it down"- JA age 10."It's a great book you have to read it!" TT age 9."I would give this book 5/5. I passed this book onto my 13 year old sister and she loved it more than me!" TG age 10."It's so funny I could read it over and over again. I loved it when Bradley went to Colleen's party and didn't know what to do. It helps you understand the meaning of friends and forgiveness." CI age 10."This book makes you think about children who don't have as many friends as you. You get sucked into this book and can't stop reading. This book shows you how to be better in school and sort out some arguments." AB age 10."I read this to my Year 5 class and they absolutely loved it. We had laughter and tears.It provided a great stimulus for talk, drama and writing." Mrs B age??

What a beautiful book! Very heart ♥ warming and breathtaking, I read it with my 10 years old daughter and we lost in the book. We had laughters and tears 😭when we were reading it. At first, when my daughter asked me to read it, I was skeptical with the story, but when we started to read it, we just couldn't stop. Such a good book you will enjoy it a lot. Very much recommend.

This is such a brilliantly written book. My daughter loves it. She's usually not that bothered about books. She reads because I insist it's good for her. This book she's not been able to put down. She reads it at any given opportunity. I'll recommend it for the fact it's got my daughter totally hooked. It's totally addictive.

I bought this book along with Holes, by the same author, I am reading it to my grandson 10 , it very much gets into how a 10 year old thinks, funny, Bradley the main character, is looked on as the bully, loser by most, but along comes a school counselor, who knows how to get through, not finished the story yet ,but would recommend