Mixed Up Madness
Mixed Up Madness by Tony Bradman is a chapter book published by Barrington Stoke in 2007, featuring 117 pages in English. This engaging story revolves around two boys, Jack Baker and Jack Barker, who embody contrasting personalities—one being the ideal student and the other the troublemaker. When a new teacher confuses their identities, both boys experience life from a different perspective, leading to unexpected lessons about individuality and understanding.
In addition to the tale of the two Jacks, the book introduces Roddy, who embarks on a whimsical adventure with his screwdriver, initially aiming to dismantle his school. However, he soon discovers that he has become the Headmaster, tasked with the challenge of restoring order. This narrative explores themes of school life and personal growth, making it suitable for young readers. Mixed Up Madness offers a blend of humor and insight, appealing to those interested in juvenile fiction and educational experiences.
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1. Jack Baker and Jack barker know who they are. One’s the perfect pupil and one’s the bad boy. But when a new teacher mixes the two Jacks up, both boys find out what it’s like to be different. 2. Roddy sets out with his screwdriver to take his useless school apart. Then something very odd happens. Roddy finds out he’s the Headmaster and it’s his job to put the school back together again! Suggested level: primary.
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