Middle School Get Me Out Of Here Essay

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The book Middle School Get Me Out of Here by James Patterson got a 4.5 out of 5 from Barnes and Noble which is surprising because it is such a big book company. The book is very cool and funny since Rafe the main character likes to mess around and try to act cool. Rafe is a really good artist and anything you can think of he can draw. Rafe can make up anything he wants and imagine things that nobody else can, which is very special talent for a middle schooler.
The book has over 100 illustrations which is amazing. You may know as you get older and read harder books there are less and less illustrations which is kind of a bummer, but not when you look at the inside of this book there is a lot of drawings. Like on page 3 Rafe likes to draw what he thinks his new school will be like and how he will look and act. It also shows what he thinks of school and what it is …show more content…

We all know a lot of books are New York Times bestseller but this one is special because it managed to sell so many copies at the time. This book was a bestseller because it managed to sell 300 million copies worldwide. It managed to sell this many because of how the author James Patterson uses funny similes to make Rafe very artistic. The similes can help Rafe be very artistic because the author likes to draw out the similes. This is another reason why the book did so good and helps explains why this is the best book ever.
The book Middle School Get Me Out of Here is the best book because of the reasons that have been stated. Middle School Get Me Out of Here is the best because of the rating by Barnes and Noble, it has over 100 illustrations for a higher level book, and the fact it was a New York Times Best seller. So I am here to tell you on why this book is the best so I want you to know that you should read the book to find out for yourself so you can understand how much I love the book and why the reasons in the paragraphs can help you understand why it is so

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