Rob is just starting seventh grade. He is doing whatever he can to try to be "normal" but with a family like his thats not going to happen. He has a 5 year old sister who is a genius. Not only that but any time Winnie reads a book she acts like the main character. His mom is obsessed with Winnie-the-Pooh she even named her daughter and the family pets after characters from that show. His mom also has a home based childrens book buisness,and a pink van with there logo on it that she takes him to school with. His dad used to be surfer. This turns out to be really embarrassing later on. And if this isn't bad enough there is a kid called The Shark who is making his life miserable. And he also likes an 8th grader which he has been told not to do. So, with all of this he does everything but being normal. Good Book read it to find out what happens. I recommend this book to any one who would like a nice funny book. ENJOY!!!

The Seventh Grade Weirdo is written by Lee Wardlaw. The Seventh Grade Weirdo is about a boy named Christopher Robin and his sister named Winnie. Winnie is in newspapers and things like that. Christopher Robin is in 6th grade and he always gets picked on. Read the book and see what happens in 7th grade. I thought it was an "OK" book. It got boring in some spots and was cool in some spots.

I liked the book. It is a great book. I definitely give this book five stars and two thumbs up. I recommend this book for every age . It doesn't matter how old you are you will still get some good laughs.The book is based on winnie the pooh. If you like winnie the pooh, you should read this book

All four short stories, "The Bridge", "Destination Unknown", "Shadow Girl", and "A Labor Day Carol", are well worth the read. The true gem is the second story, as it explores the awkward and ugly side of being an introspective teen-ager --- wanting to be "just like everyone else" and struggling to find one's identity amidst problems with peers and family