Have you ever met a kid while you were in grade school that seemed like a magnet for trouble?
For some strange reason they always managed to say the wrong thing, act the wrong way and generally question everything.
In the case of Nate God had a sense of humor when he created him.
In Big Nate Code Red! by Lincoln Pierce and publisher Andrews McMeel sixth-grader Nate Wright is one such student.
He has this uncanny knack to make the wrong comments and assumptions, baffle his teacher, frustrate his principal, completely confuse his parents and bewilder his friends-those that can tolerate him.
Join Nate in his latest adventures as he takes on the world, causes chaos and still manages to endear himself to others.
Nate takes on gossip, succumbs to spring fever and due to his hi-jink becomes a Prank Day legend. If I didn’t know better Nate is the perfect mirror of myself when I was in grade school and almost a clone on my son when he attended school.
Although the art is simple, clean and uncluttered the pacing, clever dialogue and quirky observations bring the characters to life each with their own unique personality.
Romans 12:12 - Rejoicing in hope; patient in tribulation; continuing instant in prayer;
























