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cweichel's review
4.0
It's Ashley Spires. Need I say more?
Poor Andrew loved theatre so he joined drama club. Then in order to improve at drama he joined the debate club, the chess club, karate and dance class. Before he knew it, Andrew had too many extra curricular activities, and was good at none of them.
This is an important book for parents to read to remind them that it's most important for children to have unstructured play time with their peers.
Poor Andrew loved theatre so he joined drama club. Then in order to improve at drama he joined the debate club, the chess club, karate and dance class. Before he knew it, Andrew had too many extra curricular activities, and was good at none of them.
This is an important book for parents to read to remind them that it's most important for children to have unstructured play time with their peers.
jaxlynleigh's review against another edition
5.0
The main character, Andrew, loves performing, so he joins the drama club. His teacher suggests he practice public speaking by joining the debate team. As he continues in his acting career, he realizes he needs to take dance lessons and karate to help improve his choreography, and the story begins spiraling to where Andrew becomes overscheduled with activities and has no time for his friends. He realizes this and takes the necessary steps to "declutter" his life. It's a fun story that can definitely be used for all grade levels, including high school, and makes the reader think about what is important to them.
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