Evaluating The Meaning Of Frindle

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Evaluate the ending of the book. Considering how the book unfolded, is it an effective ending? Why or why not? Remember to include specific evidence from your book! I really think that the ending of Frindle was an good ending. The ending of the book was when Mrs. Granger got a package in the mail. In the package was a frindle and a student fund for 1 million dollars. I that was really nice of nick and the right thing to do. It was effective because it really made the reader amazed on how much money he got and how nice he is to donate 1 million dollars. One piece of evidence that the book has a good ending is that he gave back to the person who helped him succeed. If I was Nick i would do the same to my teacher if I was rich. Author’s

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