Benjamin Franklin: Huge Pain in my... (Benjamin Franklin, 1)

Cute story about adjusting to Middle School Life, and the wonders of when the impossible becomes possible.

Very humorous but ended abruptly way too short. Not worth the money

My daughter gobbled this one up!

Phenomenal! Two great minds, one great book.

Chapter 1: "According to Ryan, though, everybody gets drunk on Jungle Juice now and it's rad."..."...makes chicks lose control". I got this book for my daughter in a section that said 7-12 year old. My daughter is only 7 but an advanced reader so I flipped through some parts and thought it was ok. I expected sarcasm, stupid kid humor, etc but I did NOT expect to teach any child from the age of 7 or even 12 years old how to make jungle juice to get drunk and hide it from you parents because "it makes kids girls lose control"!!!! I'm not the least bit a prude but what the heck was Disney thinking!?! My daughter read the first few pages out loud to me and I was shocked. Sure, funny for a later teenager or young adult but I wouldn't want her reading it at 12.

Received this book with my Little Free Library and was intrigued. The first page won me over, and despite the fact I don't normally read children's books these days, I was compelled to read this one. It was cute. Made me laugh out loud a few times. Would definitely recommend a parent read this to their 6-8 year old. Older kids (middle schoolers like the protagonist) reading it themselves will enjoy it. Lots of stuff for them to relate to while learning a (wee) bit of history in the process. Ending leaves the door open for a sequel.

Do not buy this book! For ages 10 & up or 8 & up depending on where you look yet in the first few pages talks about sneaking your parents alcohol and making jungle juice (a little bit of everything so your parents don't notice). Thought it would be a funny story with a bit of history not instructions on how to lie, sneak and drink.

I have to give this one star because it won’t let me do none, but my daughter got this as a “gift” and she was reading it to me out loud and I’m no shame on Disney for marketing this to 10+ it shouldn’t even be read by teenagers if you have any moral standard!!!