The Tapper Twins Go to War (With Each Other)

De: Geoff Rodkey

Narrado por: Cassandra Morris, Adam McArthur, Grace Rolek, Veena Bidasha, Sunil Mohatra, Aaron Landon, Noemi Del Rio, Elece Green, Michele McGonigle, Ellen Archer, Robert Petkoff

This bestselling first book in the Tapper Twins series is a hilariously authentic showcase of what it's like to be in middle school in our digitally-saturated world, told as a colorful "oral history" with photos, screenshots, text messages, chat logs, and online gaming digital art.

Twelve-year-old twins, Claudia and Reese, who couldn't be more different...except in their determination to come out on top in a vicious prank war. But when the competition escalates into an all-out battle that's fought from the cafeteria of their New York City private school all the way to the fictional universe of an online video game, the twins have to decide if their efforts to destroy each other are worth the price. In a starred review, Publishers Weekly declared "This uproarious series opener... is packed with both laugh-out-loud moments and heart."

Don't miss the further adventures of the Tapper Twins in The Tapper Twins Tear Up New York, The Tapper Twins Run for President, and The Tapper Twins Go Viral.

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Praise for The Tapper Twins Go to War (With Each Other):A 2015 NYPL 100 Titles for Reading and Sharing Book
*"This uproarious series opener... is packed with both laugh-out-loud moments and heart."

—Publishers Weekly, starred review

*"Sibling rivalry is alive and well in this story.... [it] will cause readers to reflect on the highs and lows of everyday life."—School Library Connection, starred review

"Appealing to tween digital natives and fans of 'Origami Yoda'...and 'Charlie Joe Jackson'.... A fine beginning to a funny, new middle grade series.—School Library Journal

"Geoff Rodkey... has his pacing down to a science.... The voices of the two characters telling the story are absolutely pitch-perfect.... Kids are going to gobble up this new series."—San Francisco Book Review

"Thanks to the inclusion of various points of view, Claudia's reasonably balanced narrative offers plenty of humorous insight, and occasional doodles and photos keep it peppy."—Booklist

"An engaging mash-up of history, gaming, social media and family dynamics."—Shelf Awareness

"An authentic and funny look at sibling rivalry."—VOYA

I loved it so much I almost forgot to get dinner

15 stars loved the story Love love love love love love love love it. 1000000000000000

It's was a good book!

The one thing I don't like about it was that say if she read a part of a chat log or a text message history it keeps on saying MetaWorld Chat Log or Mom and Dad Text Messages and it was kinda annoying. But after all it was really good. And I liked how the characters spoke and not some random narrator. I gave it 5 stars cause it was good but if I had to judge harsh for the chat log thing etc.. It would of have been a 4 and a half.

One of the best books written!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️

I loved it.
I like how they used different people for the characters
They should write more books and
audible should post them
Thanks😍
Love,Emma Crissey😋

Nice Listen

Ten year old says the book is just a good book overall to listen to and enjoy.

Good!

Great book w/ great narration but I dot like how in death match they say 321 too much

All around good

This is pretty lit and has good narrarating and is a good book with a good narrarator so yah pretty litty

Awesome 👏 👏

Meme review is like this book awesome full of jokes, realistic situations, and memes. Boi

Great audio book!

My 10 yr old grandson and myself listened to this on road trips. Great little book, great voice choices, perfect match for story.

Meh

It kept sending me to the beginning and was gliching a lot
So not my fav

uninspired reading

my 9-year old son and I did not like the book. lukewarm "it's Ok" was his response, and I didn't like it at all. while the story is not bad, reading is really boring, particularly parts where they read text messages and online posts. we listened to Henry Huggins series of books right before this one and the entertainment value was so much higher with the former.