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A review by lilmatt050
Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day by Judith Viorst
5.0
I remember vividly reading this book and I know that I randomly selected it either in the library or in my classroom. When I was in Elementary school, most of my teachers had a shelf of used books so that way if we ever had time to actually read or my teachers needed to grade assignments, we did not have an excuse that we did not have a book in our hands. I remember I selected this one without knowing what it was about and I really enjoyed the storyline.
I found Alexander to be very annoying and a brat but I felt as though I could either relate to him or seen it happen to other students and my friends. I was going to rate it a long time ago when I signed up with goodreads but I did not remember vividly the details of the book so I quickly checked it out now from the library and I am glad that I got to relive a little of my past childhood. It was short, cute, and sweet and find it to be a true classic when it comes to Children Literature. Out of all Judith Viorst's Alexander books, this is by far my favorite and I feel as though it resonates with countless children around the world.
I found Alexander to be very annoying and a brat but I felt as though I could either relate to him or seen it happen to other students and my friends. I was going to rate it a long time ago when I signed up with goodreads but I did not remember vividly the details of the book so I quickly checked it out now from the library and I am glad that I got to relive a little of my past childhood. It was short, cute, and sweet and find it to be a true classic when it comes to Children Literature. Out of all Judith Viorst's Alexander books, this is by far my favorite and I feel as though it resonates with countless children around the world.