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Frindle
- Narrated by: Keith Nobbs
- Length: 1 hr and 40 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Release date: 06-23-09
- Language: English
- Publisher: Simon & Schuster Audio
- Whispersync for Voice-ready
Regular price: $13.27
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- LaToya Bobbins
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Melts my Heart
As an educator I LOVED this story! There is always that one kid ... You can interpret that phrase two different ways and both are represented in the book. In the end, my heart melted and made me think of some of my students that was like Nick!
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- Darrin
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- 06-30-11
Great family road trip book!
We have listened to lots of books on our road trips over the years, and this one was my family's favorite. (Family consists of me, wife, 11 year old boy and 9 year old girl.) The story was funny and kept moving enough to keep us entertained on the long road. The reading was lively and understandable for the kids, who sometimes struggle on road trips to understand. The only downside was that it is relatively short, so we needed several other books to pass the time.
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- Erika Sutherland
- 10-22-16
My 7 year old loved it
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My 7 year old son loved it and I really enjoyed it as well. Keith Nobbs did an excellent job narrating.
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- Kikismama
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Great for kids!
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
I listened to this book while driving my 15 year old to a youth conference. I picked it out for my 9 year old boy who accompanied us on the 4 hour drive. My 15 year old usually listens to his own music, but he had liked this story so much when he was younger, he decided to listen along with us and that is saying something. I enjoyed the story and am proud to say that a word I invented when I was a teenager is still used in my own community. It is a nickname for the local college.
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- Shaffer T Cormell
- 03-31-13
Lessons on Learning, Individuality and Forgiveness
My 11 year-old daughter, her friend and I listened to this book on a short Saturday roadtrip. This story deals with the handling of differing opinions, with kindness, respect and heart. After we had finished listening to the story, our daughter's friend said she had already read the book twice.
Great Book!
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- NewberryReaderGirl
- 11-20-18
Awesome!!
The narrator is very good, the story is amazing and interesting. kids and adults will both love it. It is about a boy named Nick who makes up the word frindle. I highly recommend it.
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- Anonymous User
- 11-06-18
a great book. must read
I started reading the book to see what my daughter was doing in class. I was in suspense waiting to hear the next chapter.
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- shmuel
- 09-05-18
perfect!
wonderful kids book
excellent characters; awesome teachers; supportive parents; creative kid
excellent lesson about diction
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- Mary G.
- 08-31-18
Love this book!
My kids and I love this books. Great story line with several great lessons too.
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- 08-16-18
Very Entertaining!!!😃👍
This book was very interesting, it was like no other book. The way Nick interprets what Ms. Granger says is incredible. I love the different personalities of each character and how it relates to real life, like the reporter. Although it should have a sequel. Loved it either way!!!❤️❤️