Download And Enjoy The War With Mr. Wizzle (MacDonald Hall, #4) Outlined By Gordon Korman Available In Interactive EBook

did the adults in the book do, like say, the board of directors, perhaps Sigh, Nothing beats a good book, I hate when you get to the end and in this book particularly you've laughed and laughed and absolutely loved the book beginning to end, Alas, thank God for Gordan Korman, No matter what anyone says, this guy is the bomb diggity and I love who he is,

Hard to love an author and run out of his books, I remember this series from my fifth grade teacher reading it to the class,
In turn, I had found the books at a thrift store in a small town when my young sons and I were vacationing, I picked it up for them to read,
Very YA and innocently enjoyable! Bruno and Boots make me smile and laugh the whole way through the book! Walter C, Wizzle arrives at Macdonald Hall and with the help of his computer, begins modernizing what he calls an "outofdate" school by enforcing a dress code and handing out demerits.
Bruno is enraged and enlists the help of friends to start an antiWizzle committee that will do whatever it takes to get rid of Mr, Wizzle. YA. Another Macdonald Hall book. Walter C. Wizzle and his Magnetronichave come to whip the Hall into shape and they've brought a dress code with them, The boys are now required to wear a shirt and tie at all times, and you know Bruno's just not going to put up with that,

My love for Elmer multiplied tenfold upon learning that he "habitually sported a white shirt and neat black tie, " I can only hope it was a thin black tie, That's the good news. The bad news is that this book is a pretty mediocre offering, Bruno and Boots break up and then make up with so little fanfare I barely noticed either happened, and Korman failed to sell me on the Wizzle/Peabody solution, but the worst offense had to be the sudden POV changes with absolutely no warning, especially in the last half of the story.
It's really a mess.

Two. Mostly because of the POV whiplash, I don't expect a lot of these books, but I would at least like to know whose POV I'm following, Such a delightful old favourite after all these years, I've probably read these bookstimes each and they're now like old friends to me! This is actually a slightly different book from The War with Mr, Wizzleit has been updated with current technology, as the original version came out in, It doesn't really jar anythingthe only thing I even caught was a mention of PowerPointbut I imagine it makes it easier for the current generation of whippersnappers to be engaged.
With some of Korman's books I don't feel the age gap between myself and his intended audience at all, but in this one I do, I get why myyearold self loved this so hard, but myyearold self found it pretty silly and improbable, Still enjoyed it ok, but probably won't read again so if you want my copy, let me know! Walter C, Wizzle and and his computer are trying to take over Macdonald Hall! Wizzle is making everyone wear a tie and is giving out demerits and detentions like they're going out of style! Bruno and boots have had enough.
If The Fish Headmaster Sturgeon won't do anything, they will, Wizzle has got to go!

The boys form a coalition with their fellow students and the girls at Miss Scrimmage's Finishing School and the Wizzle War in on! They build a machine to simulate earthquakes, program nonexistent students into Wizzle's computer, even hide all his computer paper replacing it with paper towels.
nothing works. But when they match Wizzle with the girl of his dreams

things begin to change, But for the better Nobody knows what will happen once Bruno and Boots get started! Although I was at first a bit disappointed that I never managed to read the fourth of Gordon Korman's MacDonald Hall novels as a teenager, in retrospect, I am actually more than a bit glad, as I have certainly not all that much enjoyed The War With Mr.
Wizzle and frankly, if I had indeed read this novel inwhen The War With Mr, Wizzle was originally published, it might very well also have tainted my prior enjoyment and appreciation of This Can't Be Happening at MacDonald Hall!, Go Jump in the Pool! and Beware the Fish!.
For to be honest, while main antagonists and arch villains Miss Peabody and Mr, Wizzle do at least mildly and on the surface rather painfully remind me of some of the more overbearing and dictatorial teachers I had to endure in especially some of my Junior High classes and that pertains especially to one of my physical education instructors who with her obsession with running laps and aerobic exercising certainly does rather mirror Miss Peabody at least to a point, most of the scenarios portrayed in The War With Mr.
Wizzle and especially the character traits, often Gestaspo like attitudes and behaviours of Mr, Wizzle and Miss Peabody are simply too outrageously stereotypical and overdone to be either entertaining or realistic,

And really, while in a private boarding school like MacDonald Hall, a teacher, an assistant school official, or in Miss Peabody's case, an assistant principal might indeed be able to get away with heavy handedly doling out massive amounts of demerit points and draconian punishments for even minor mistakes and peccadilloes, I honestly cannot imagine that either students or indeed parents would accept having said individuals forcibly change a student's surname so as for it to be more computer efficient such as how Mr.
Wizzle with no criticism allowed simply changes Wilbur Hackenschleimer's surname to Hacken or that the families of Miss Scrimmage's Finishing School girls would without comment and concern simply accept Miss Peabody's constant insults and putdowns of their daughters and the introduction of actual war games.
So therefore, while The War With Mr, Wizzle has certainly been entertaining to a certain extent, the humour, fun and camaraderie of the first three MacDonald Hall novels and that both MacDonald Hall and Miss Scrimmage students clearly and dearly love and cherish their respective academies, that has not really all that much come through for me in The War With Mr.
Wizzle with even the wedding of Mr, Wizzle and Miss Peabody at the end leaving me unbelieving and cold, although I guess I did kind of cheer the fact that by having the evil duo wed, they have now been permanently removed from their respective schools and the schools from their nefarious influence.
And thus, only a very grudging and low three for The War With Mr, Wizzle and indeed, I am most definitely more than a bit personally disappointed, as I was certainly expecting much more and a much better and less blatantly stereotypical story, so much so that I also have to now consider whether this novel, whether The War With Mr.
Wizzle is a onetime glitch with regard to Gordon Korman's Macdonald Hallboarding school series, or whether the remaining three stories will also be a disappointment.
This is my favourite one of the Bruno and Boots series, . . The author is Canadian, and I have not been able to find these books in the States, so I was happy to find them on this site, If you can find them, they are some of the funniest children's books around, The author started writing them when he wasor, When I was a kid, I remember seeing my dad laugh until he cried while reading this book well, one of the books in the series, there's a few.
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