Book details
Out to Lunch
Description
Katie faces various challenges at school, including mediating between her feuding friends Suzanne and Jeremy, and convincing the principal to rehire Lucille, the lunch lady, after Katie's transformations into other people unintentionally get Lucille fired. Katie's unique ability to transform into others, including Lucille, leads to chaotic situations, especially in the cafeteria. Along with her classmates, Katie must navigate these obstacles and restore peace at school.
Age
7-9
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
76 pages
Book in series
#2
Why to read
- Engaging Storylines: Nancy E. Krulik's books are known for their fun and engaging plots that keep young readers entertained and interested in reading more.
- Relatable Characters: Her characters often face challenges and situations that are relatable to her audience, which can help young readers connect with the story and learn from the characters' experiences.
- Positive Messages: Krulik's books frequently incorporate positive messages about friendship, empathy, and personal growth, making them not only enjoyable but also educational.
- Series Continuity: If 'Out to Lunch' is part of a series, reading it can provide continuity and further character development, which can be satisfying for fans who have followed the characters through previous books.