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Mar 09, 2021 Cris rated it really liked it

This is the sixth book in the I, Funny series. Jamie was in a car accident and is now in a wheelchair. To help deal with reality of never walking again his doctors and therapists had introduced him to comedy...I,Funny! In this book Jamie is already the star of a hit television show and now they have decided to do a world completion with Jamie as the host. In the final round Jamie will be competing for his title again! Will he maintain his title or lose it? There are so many funny kids across the This is the sixth book in the I, Funny series. Jamie was in a car accident and is now in a wheelchair. To help deal with reality of never walking again his doctors and therapists had introduced him to comedy...I,Funny! In this book Jamie is already the star of a hit television show and now they have decided to do a world completion with Jamie as the host. In the final round Jamie will be competing for his title again! Will he maintain his title or lose it? There are so many funny kids across the country! Some nice funny, dry funny and some are mean funny. The producer likes to stir up trouble and that makes Jamie upset. He believes comedy should bring people together. I definitely recommend this book. I wish there was another book but if this is the last of the series, it's a good way to end it. ...more

The sixth book in James Patterson & Chris Grabenstein's hilarious, sometimes poignant, ultimately upbeat series starring a kid comedian named Jamie Grimm. Illustrations by Jomike Tejido add to the fun. The sixth book in James Patterson & Chris Grabenstein's hilarious, sometimes poignant, ultimately upbeat series starring a kid comedian named Jamie Grimm. Illustrations by Jomike Tejido add to the fun. ...more

This one was pretty good. It was nice to see kids from all around the world, but it just didn't wow me. I thought it was kind of unrealistic how the comedians were told to be mean to each other, because I. don't usually see that on comedy contests in real life. It was cool that they incorporated many new characters. This one was pretty good. It was nice to see kids from all around the world, but it just didn't wow me. I thought it was kind of unrealistic how the comedians were told to be mean to each other, because I. don't usually see that on comedy contests in real life. It was cool that they incorporated many new characters. ...more

May 15, 2018 Tori Darland rated it really liked it

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. This book was funny. I am glad Uncle Frankie found a wife, and Jamie is their adopted son even though Jamie is Uncle Frankie's nephew. Jamie and Gilda are boyfriend and girlfriend. I recommend this book if you have read the previous five. I hope there are more books to the series in the future.

Reread: I am glad Uncle Frankie found a wife, and He adopted Jamie even though they are uncle and nephew. I am glad Gilda and Jamie are daring. This book was good. It was my least favorite in the series. I

This book was funny. I am glad Uncle Frankie found a wife, and Jamie is their adopted son even though Jamie is Uncle Frankie's nephew. Jamie and Gilda are boyfriend and girlfriend. I recommend this book if you have read the previous five. I hope there are more books to the series in the future.

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Feb 12, 2021 Alex Johnson rated it really liked it

The book, The Nerdiest, Wimpiest, Dorkiest I Funny Ever, or the 6th series to I Funny, is about a kid comedian named Jamie Grimm. The book series is by James Patterson. All of the books, in a nutshell, are about Jamie Grimm, who is a somewhat normal kid who survived a car accident when he was little. Since his family died during the accident, he had to live with his Aunt and Uncle. Although, when Jamie´s uncle, Uncle Frankie, tells him that there is a kid comic comedy competition, Grimm is all f The book, The Nerdiest, Wimpiest, Dorkiest I Funny Ever, or the 6th series to I Funny, is about a kid comedian named Jamie Grimm. The book series is by James Patterson. All of the books, in a nutshell, are about Jamie Grimm, who is a somewhat normal kid who survived a car accident when he was little. Since his family died during the accident, he had to live with his Aunt and Uncle. Although, when Jamie´s uncle, Uncle Frankie, tells him that there is a kid comic comedy competition, Grimm is all for it. After, the kid comedian tries to make it to the top, giving the readers a step into his own life.
Talking about the whole series, I loved it. I liked the ups and downs that Jamie Grimm had to go through as the series went along, even from school and his many competitions. At times, I didn't even know the kid comic was going to win, or move on. There were a lot of close battles between Jamie Grimm and other kid comics, or comedians.
Specifically, the latest book in the series I read was one of my favorites. I liked how in the latest book there was a lot more pressure on Jamie. His many pressures were school, his new hit TV show, and even a new international competition. I felt this way because I like pressure in books and tight races, or a well said and solid storyline.
People who may enjoy this series are kids in middle school, typically in grades 6 to 7. I would recommend this series to kids in this age group because some of the jokes and the type of conflict may not be understood or directed in the right way for kids below 6th grade. The author could possibly recommend this series to kids in 8th grade because the book is based on characters in 8th grade.
For me, the book in the series that I am writing about served as a window. The reason for this is that I thought that Jamie Grimm was seeing a window into the real world, where not everybody thought he was funny. Specifically, Grimm experienced the opinions of judges and other people, who criticized his work for once. I would give this book 4.5 out of 5 stars. ...more

I wasn't expecting there to be another book, but huzzah, we were blessed with another one anyway!

It was good as usual. I didn't laugh as much I wish I could, mostly because there more cripple and blind puns than I cared for. BUT all the characters were great, even the ones who you weren't supposed to like.

I don't know if I like the romantic note it ended on, maybe because I wanted it to focus more on the humor than the romance. It was okay though. We all know Jamie and Gilda are gonna get marr

I wasn't expecting there to be another book, but huzzah, we were blessed with another one anyway!

I don't know if I like the romantic note it ended on, maybe because I wanted it to focus more on the humor than the romance. It was okay though. We all know Jamie and Gilda are gonna get married in some future crossover anyway.

SPEAKING of crossover, I loved seeing Jacky Hart in the book, especially since I read Jacky Ha Ha not too much earlier. I always like to see Rafe, Jamie, and Jacky crossover into other books outside of their series. It's like canon fanfiction and I love it.

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This book is about a boy who is hosting a worlds funniest show because he won it last year. he is in a wheel cheer because him and is mun and dad got into a bad car crash, he was the olny one tht sirved he now lives with a family called the siles but they dont smile . in the middle of the story his uncle and aunty were go9ng to get married and they made a dission to adopt jamie.
my favourit part of the story is when his aucle and aunty adopt him because he ahd to live in a garage when he lived wi This book is about a boy who is hosting a worlds funniest show because he won it last year. he is in a wheel cheer because him and is mun and dad got into a bad car crash, he was the olny one tht sirved he now lives with a family called the siles but they dont smile . in the middle of the story his uncle and aunty were go9ng to get married and they made a dission to adopt jamie.
my favourit part of the story is when his aucle and aunty adopt him because he ahd to live in a garage when he lived with the simlies but he missed liveing in a garage so they let him move into the garage.
my favourit charachter is jamie beacause he as such a hard life with getting bullied because he cant alk but he make the most fo what he can do like be funny. a lesson i have learned for this book is no matter how you look or what you cant do you can always have a teient tha you are good at ...more

Feb 11, 2021 Storm rated it it was amazing

This is the final installment of the I Funny books. This time there's a kid comedian competition that is global, so we get introduced to comedians from all around the world. If you listened to the audio book version, like I did, the narrator does a credible job at most of the accents, his Australian accent is spot on. There are more jokes in this than all the previous I funny books, and there's struggles, dilemmas and choices that Jamie Grimm faces. The series started out a little slow, but the This is the final installment of the I Funny books. This time there's a kid comedian competition that is global, so we get introduced to comedians from all around the world. If you listened to the audio book version, like I did, the narrator does a credible job at most of the accents, his Australian accent is spot on. There are more jokes in this than all the previous I funny books, and there's struggles, dilemmas and choices that Jamie Grimm faces. The series started out a little slow, but the last 2 books are very, very good as it feels like Patterson hit his stride and then the comedy gold and social commentary amp up to levels that draw the reader in. This book is a fitting conclusion to the series, and at the end, I was very satisfied. ...more

Jun 21, 2018 Jen Selinsky rated it it was amazing

Jamie Grimm gets a big surprise when the producer of his hit TV show, I Funny, informs him that the Planet's Funniest Kid Contest is going global. Though Jamie is worried about losing his title, he soon embraces the idea of expanding his audience and making new friends. Will the reigning champion retain his title as the planet's funniest kid, or will he be forced to surrender his crown? Read this fun and exciting book to find out!

Oct 17, 2018 Noah W rated it really liked it

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. James Patterson is a amazing writer I have read a lot of different stories. I see that he writes funny books I read these books when I need a good laugh. The book The Nerdiest, Wimpiest, Dorkiest IFunny Ever was a good book it wasn't amazing but I was good I liked it. It was a little confusing because it just jumping everywhere from how he got here to the present I forgot what was going on. I liked when Jamie's uncle said they were getting married and when he said that they would adopt Jamie.
Th James Patterson is a amazing writer I have read a lot of different stories. I see that he writes funny books I read these books when I need a good laugh. The book The Nerdiest, Wimpiest, Dorkiest IFunny Ever was a good book it wasn't amazing but I was good I liked it. It was a little confusing because it just jumping everywhere from how he got here to the present I forgot what was going on. I liked when Jamie's uncle said they were getting married and when he said that they would adopt Jamie.
The whole setting of the adopt scene was good Jamie knew something was up and he saw threw the window the adopting for dunces. I also liked when we got to see different people from different places like Australia, Japan and many more and they all had their own jokes. My favorite part was at the end when Jamie said at the IFunny contest that Jokes are not supposed to be a contest it's supposed to bring people together. I also loved when he gave everyone the chance to hold the trophy I thought that was amazing.
I think if your in a bad mood or if your just having a bad day or something and you need to smile read this book, or if you just need a laugh read this book. I loved how the writer of this book made this into a motivational book and how there was a life lesson and that lesson was, not everything should be a contest. I think this book should be read by everyone this guy puts the fun in funny. The ending was my favorite part I love it when there's a big twist at the end I bet no one knew Jamie would share the trophy. I think when your in 5th or 6th grade this is the perfect book for you.
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I enjoyed the main character's wisecracks as well as the way he presented himself as a disabled person who didn't want to capitalize on sympathy but used his unique situation to help bridge gaps with other people. I liked the message in this book for middle graders - to stay true to ourselves even when pressured and even when it seems like being something else might give better results. I enjoyed the main character's wisecracks as well as the way he presented himself as a disabled person who didn't want to capitalize on sympathy but used his unique situation to help bridge gaps with other people. I liked the message in this book for middle graders - to stay true to ourselves even when pressured and even when it seems like being something else might give better results. ...more

Jamie Grimm's TV show is a hit and his personal life is looking up when his uncle and his new bride decide to adopt Jamie. But before that can happen Jamie has to defend his title for funniest kid on the planet. Across the globe Jamie makes new friends and learns the truth - that win or lose comedy should unite us not divide us.

Jun 08, 2018 Laura rated it liked it

A student gave me this book. I have a strong suspicion I've missed one of the books in the series. (TV show?)

It's a nice, light read. The jokes are old to old people like me but they're new and fresh to my students. I like the story's message.

The kids will like it.

A student gave me this book. I have a strong suspicion I've missed one of the books in the series. (TV show?)

It's a nice, light read. The jokes are old to old people like me but they're new and fresh to my students. I like the story's message.

The kids will like it.

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Aug 21, 2018 Jose rated it it was amazing

I think the book is great with it having lots of words suitable for kids. The story is also good for the jokes put into it. I think its a nice book with all of the funny jokes and scenes. And lastly, I think it has nice lessons about kindness and friendship.

If this is the last book in the series, it is the cherry on the top! Loads of jokes, interesting character and a strong message of being true to ourselves. Loved it!

Oct 04, 2018 Jan rated it liked it

The latest in this kids series. The only one of James Patterson's kids series that I find funny and worth a very quick read. The latest in this kids series. The only one of James Patterson's kids series that I find funny and worth a very quick read. ...more

Inspiring

This book was a very funny and inspiring book. It shows to not give up no matter how mean people can be.

i liked how it was different countries, but i wish someone else had one for once.

Still super cute. Great book for kids

Jan 07, 2019 Jeremy rated it it was amazing

Hilarious jokes and lots of action and excitement, for one of my favorites.

Jan 30, 2019 Max Stapleton rated it it was amazing

It was very funny. I liked that there was competition for funniest kid in the story. I liked the end of the book for the suspense about the competition.

Gay

This book is gay
Super gay so gay why is it so gay the essence of the pleathora of books based on middle school kids is gay

Fun reading

I read this book for school and I liked it is funny and informative at the same time entertaining to read.

May 06, 2020 S.A.C. rated it really liked it

I thought this book was very funny and I thought it had a good plot.

It was a good book, and has a lot of characters that are really maddening, and some that are nice. I like this book because it puts detail, and would make such a good movie.I'm talking to DISNEY. It was a good book, and has a lot of characters that are really maddening, and some that are nice. I like this book because it puts detail, and would make such a good movie.I'm talking to DISNEY. ...more

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James Patterson is the world's bestselling author and most trusted storyteller. He has created more enduring fictional characters than any other novelist writing today, with his Alex Cross, Michael Bennett, Women's Murder Club, Private, NYPD Red, Daniel X, Maximum Ride, and Middle School series. He has sold over 380 million books worldwide and currently holds the Guinness World Record for the most #1 New York Times bestsellers. In addition to writing the thriller novels for which he is best known, among them The President Is Missing with President Bill Clinton, Patterson also writes fiction for young readers of all ages, including the Max Einstein series, produced in partnership with the Albert Einstein Estate. He is also the first author to have #1 new titles simultaneously on the New York Times adult and children's bestseller lists.

The son of an insurance salesman and a schoolteacher, Patterson grew up in Newburgh, New York, and began casually writing at the age of nineteen. In 1969, he graduated from Manhattan College. He was given a full-ride scholarship to Vanderbilt University's graduate program in English. He left Vanderbilt before getting his PhD due to complications involving the Vietnam War.

Instead, he moved to New York to become a junior copywriter for the advertising agency J. Walter Thompson, eventually becoming CEO of its North American company.

In 1976, while still working for J. Walter Thompson, Patterson published his first novel, The Thomas Berryman Number, with Little, Brown and Company. After being turned down by thirty-one publishers, it won the Edgar Award for Best First Novel. Patterson's 1993 novel, Along Came a Spider, his first book to feature Alex Cross, was also his first New York Times bestseller in fiction.

In 2001, Morgan Freeman starred as Alex Cross in a film adaptation of Along Came a Spider, and Tyler Perry also played the character in the 2012 film Alex Cross. A film adaptation of Patterson's middle-grade novel Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life was released in theaters in October 2016.

James Patterson has donated more than one million books to students, focusing on some of the most under-resourced schools and youth programs in the country. To date, he has donated $7.25 million to school and classroom libraries throughout the United States, and $2.1 million to independent bookstores and employees.

Patterson has recently donated over $35 million to his and his wife's alma maters—the University of Wisconsin, Vanderbilt University, and Manhattan College—and he has established over four hundred Teacher and Writer Education Scholarships at twenty-one colleges and universities throughout the country. Patterson has also donated more than one million books to U.S. soldiers at home and overseas.

In May 2015, Patterson launched a children's book imprint at Little, Brown—JIMMY Patterson—that is unwaveringly focused on one goal: turning kids into lifelong readers. This imprint also provides resources, strategies, and programs to serve teachers, parents, librarians, and booksellers. Patterson invests proceeds from the sales of JIMMY Patterson Books in pro-reading initiatives.

Patterson also founded ReadKiddoRead.com, a website designed to help parents, teachers, and librarians ignite a new generation's excitement for reading. Awarded the National Book Foundation's Innovations in Reading Prize and the American Library Association's Great Websites for Kids, the site features thoughtful book reviews from a variety of genres and age ranges, a large and lively Facebook community, and contributions from other authors.

Patterson's awards for adult and children's literature include the Edgar Award, the International

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