Book details
The Great Smelling Bee (Rotten School #2)
Description
Sherman is a spoiled and rich student at Rotten School who throws away his wrinkled hundred-dollar bills. He and his friends at Nyce House frequently try to get Bernie Bridges and his friends from Rotten House into trouble. Bernie faces a big problem when Sherman finds out he has a dog in his room, which is against the school rules. Bernie must find a way to hide his dog, Gassy, who is aptly named for his smell.
Age
8-12
Text complexity
developing
Length
128 pages
Book in series
#2
Why to read
- Engaging Humor: 'The Great Smelling Bee' is written by R.L. Stine, known for his ability to weave humor into his stories. This book is no exception, providing readers with a light-hearted and entertaining experience that can induce laughter and keep young readers engaged.
- Relatable School Setting: The book is set in a school environment, making it relatable for children who are in school themselves. The challenges and interactions between characters mirror real-life school scenarios, which can help readers connect with the story and its characters.
- Character Development: As part of the 'Rotten School' series, this book offers continued character development of beloved characters. Readers who follow the series get to see how the characters grow and change over time, which can be particularly rewarding for young readers.
- Imagination and Creativity: R.L. Stine is known for his imaginative storytelling, and 'The Great Smelling Bee' encourages readers to use their own creativity and imagination. The unique and humorous plot provides an opportunity for children to think outside the box and enjoy the quirks of the Rotten School world.