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Sep 15, 2020 Cheri rated it really liked it

At present entering their fourth and final year with Mr. Terupt as they begin eighth Grade, these seven students who have been through so much in the previous three years with Mr. Terupt - their never-ceasing champion, advisor, is at present a husband, and as well a begetter to baby Hope.

As their adviser and champion, they take been through many life lessons with the assistance of his sage communication. There are many life changing issues that this tackles, cancer and diabetes, moving, some new parental 'romance,' babies, life

At present entering their 4th and final twelvemonth with Mr. Terupt as they begin 8th Grade, these seven students who have been through so much in the previous three years with Mr. Terupt - their never-ceasing champion, counselor, is at present a husband, and also a begetter to baby Hope.

Equally their adviser and champion, they have been through many life lessons with the help of his sage advice. At that place are many life changing issues that this tackles, cancer and diabetes, moving, some new parental 'romance,' babies, life on Danielle'south farm including the birth of a calf. Conflicts between these friends aren't as quickly resolved, and learning to forgive and accept forgiveness is a theme. Babies on the manner, weddings to exist planned, and more health issues forth with life-changing events, lessons to be learned, challenges as the schoolhouse year is coming to a close, they need to learn to accept that fifty-fifty adept things may have to end, and people you love sometimes movement abroad. Accepting things that hurt, losing someone so fundamental to the person you promise to become at this age is a bitter pill to swallow. As the end of the school year approaches, they ring together to observe ways to make this yr the most memorable year yet.

Published: 01 Dec 2020

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Mar 20, 2020 Yas rated it really liked information technology

3.five*

i was looking through my read and realized i marked this as RTC a year ago simply never got around to reviewing it??? simply i ran into it and still have Feelings to say about it and so here goes

like i feel similar this book is alright as a whole, only i felt like information technology was a pretty weird manner to end the series? the writing is withal wondering and rob buyea's writing mode and the way it breezes through easily never fails to claw and amaze me. but i experience similar because the events from saving mr. terupt and grand

3.5*

i was looking through my read and realized i marked this every bit RTC a yr agone only never got effectually to reviewing it??? but i ran into it and still have Feelings to say nearly it so here goes

similar i feel like this volume is alright as a whole, but i felt like it was a pretty weird way to cease the series? the writing is still wondering and rob buyea's writing style and the way information technology breezes through easily never fails to claw and amaze me. but i feel like considering the events from saving mr. terupt and good day mr. terupt, it was a kind of awkwardly placed ending.

like the tertiary book had a more than of a sentimental experience to it than this 1 did, and the catastrophe would've felt better if it was just the trilogy

at present just because i say this doesn't hateful i still didn't cry and laugh when i'd read the volume, i still had a bit of a fun time!! but just a scrap of an awkward time to put it

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Jan 25, 2021 Shaye Miller rated it it was amazing

Oh my. Rob Buyea does it once more. I've loved following Mr. Terupt and the seven students (Jeffrey, Luke, Peter, Alexia, Anna, Jessica, and Danielle) from his old fifth grade class through books #one to #3. There was a little chip of business that this story might not be every bit meaningful, but those fears were completely unnecessary. In this book, the kids are in 8th grade while Mr. Terupt is still dorsum in 7th grade, just they all the same get to see him for their advisory period and he'south still involved with the westward Oh my. Rob Buyea does it again. I've loved following Mr. Terupt and the 7 students (Jeffrey, Luke, Peter, Alexia, Anna, Jessica, and Danielle) from his old fifth grade class through books #1 to #3. There was a little scrap of business concern that this story might not be as meaningful, just those fears were completely unnecessary. In this book, the kids are in 8th class while Mr. Terupt is still back in 7th grade, simply they still go to run across him for their informational flow and he'southward still involved with the wrestlers. The book begins with the seven students learning that Mr. Terupt is moving abroad to exist closer to his wife's family. This is a shock to everyone. And then to cope with the separation, they do two things: (ane) create a fourth dimension capsule to open up at the stop of the school year, and (2) they create a bucket list of things to do before he's gone.

While the character evolution in the previous three books was really good, I felt like I truly got to know each of these students, deeply, in this final(?) book. There's a great deal of focus on Jeffrey who is attempting to lower his weight to join the high school wrestling team. His emotions are all over the place, for that reason. And he will have some regrets to face before the end of this book. Peter is angry from the moment he finds out Mr. Terupt is leaving. Like, over the top angry. So that was difficult to witness without only wanting to shake him upwardly. Luke is such a wonderful scientist. His fascination with learning is inspiring and a joy to witness. Danielle has a lot to deal with due to managing her diabetes, simply she also shows some romantic interest for the first time in the serial. Anna is navigating feelings virtually her relationship with her mom, feeling unimportant in the midst of change. I remember Lexie matures the most in this one. She's always been rather dramatic and in this book she is completely invested in her mom'southward illness while also facing the possibility that she carries the gene that will make her ill ane solar day. And finally, Jessica seems quite mature for her historic period. Always attempting to continue upwardly group morale while navigating her parent'southward potentially mended relationship.

I could not get over the number of hilarious scenes, and so masterfully written to make me laugh out loud — from experiences with a breast milk pump to a final surprise gift left for Mr. Terupt, from Peter. All the same tears were inevitable. I think the height of my emotions came during a bucket listing project where students enhance funds past agreeing to accept their heads shaved. It was incredibly moving to see the selflessness, maturity, and bravery these students displayed for no other reason than dear and empathy.

While I'thou not certain that this is the determination to this series, it would certainly be a good one. Everything ended on a high note with a mixture of laughter, tears, and hope in those terminal pages. There was that lingering feeling that Mr. Terupt has been there for us all over the years — steady, stiff, patient, and kind. At present I'm super excited for Buyea'southward next middle grade novel, What Comes Next, coming out June 2021.

My cheers to Netgalley and Delacorte Press for providing me with an e-ARC then that I could share my honest review. Farewell, Mr. Terupt is available now in bookstores, everywhere.

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***Thanks to NetGalley for providing me a complimentary copy of Good day, MR TERUPT by Rob Buyea in exchange for my honest review.***

The quaternary and hopefully not last volume in the MR TERUPT serial my be my favorite withal. The vii narrators has striking eighth form and are disappointed not to accept Mr Terrupt as their teacher this year. Fortunately, they're babysitting for his daughter Hope, calling themselves The Babysitter Gang, an homage to THE BABYSITTER CLUB books.

Rob Buyea outdid himself with GOO

***Thanks to NetGalley for providing me a costless copy of Bye, MR TERUPT by Rob Buyea in substitution for my honest review.***

The fourth and hopefully non last volume in the MR TERUPT series my exist my favorite yet. The vii narrators has hit eighth course and are disappointed non to have Mr Terrupt as their teacher this year. Fortunately, they're babysitting for his daughter Promise, calling themselves The Bodyguard Gang, an homage to THE Babysitter CLUB books.

Rob Buyea outdid himself with Cheerio, MR TERUPT. He had me literally laughing out loud, tears streaming down my cheeks with he humor. I'k in my mid 50s and don't think I've ever laughed so difficult at the boys' antics. I feel distressing to think there won't be any more books in the series, just if it has to end, Good day, MR TERUPT is an assertion point at the finish of wonderful sentence. I'chiliad purposely non revealing details then readers tin can experience each and every moment for the commencement time while reading.

The girls provided the heart and soul of the story, balanced with the boys' shenanigans GOODBYE, MR TERUPT volition exist a favorite of all readers. I can't look until I can share this book with all the kids and kids-at-heart that I know.

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Mar 07, 2021 Kacie rated it actually liked it

I didn't want it to end! I did Not like saying adieu to Mr. Terupt either. :'(

Needless to say, the Mr. Terupt series has been ane of the sweetest series i have e'er read. I don't call up I'll ever be able to forget these books :')

I didn't want information technology to end! I did Non like saying good day to Mr. Terupt either. :'(

Needless to say, the Mr. Terupt series has been ane of the sweetest serial i have always read. I don't think I'll ever exist able to forget these books :')

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Jan 05, 2021 Pragalya rated it really liked information technology

This review has been hidden because information technology contains spoilers. To view it, click hither. (4.v) Farewell Mr.Terupt- I enjoyed this mystery book as well. I liked that the author didn't mess upwards the finale like most book series end up doing. I loved watching the characters abound and develop throughout the series- because of Mr. Terupt (no pun intended). I liked also how the author gave Mr. Terupt the last chapter from his bespeak of view- I felt this was interesting because the books always gave the 7 students the pov but never Mr. Terupt. I'd like to remember the theme of this finale was (4.5) Good day Mr.Terupt- I enjoyed this mystery volume as well. I liked that the author didn't mess upwards the finale similar well-nigh book series end upwards doing. I loved watching the characters abound and develop throughout the serial- because of Mr. Terupt (no pun intended). I liked also how the author gave Mr. Terupt the last chapter from his bespeak of view- I felt this was interesting because the books always gave the seven students the pov but never Mr. Terupt. I'd like to call back the theme of this finale was that even if people are far abroad, they will hold a special place in your heart because even when Mr. Terupt moved away from the gang, they never lost their affection for their young man teacher. ...more

Apr 08, 2021 Kate Brawley rated information technology it was amazing

This is amazing, I have loved the serial since 4 course or then, and I'm sad this is the last book, I have also read the other series, the perfect____ and this series is a lot better This is astonishing, I accept loved the series since iv grade or and so, and I'g lamentable this is the last book, I have besides read the other series, the perfect____ and this serial is a lot ameliorate ...more than

3-1/2 stars

This is the fourth and (concluding?) volume of the serial. The gang is now in 8th grade, with Mr. Terupt equally their advising instructor (what we used to call homeroom). In that location have been lots of changes since the first book, Mr. Terupt is now married with a child, Anna'south female parent is engaged to Danielle'southward brother, and more changes are coming. The gang is very upset to learn that Mr. Terupt is moving, and 1 in item has a harder fourth dimension dealing with it.

This seems similar a fitting manner to terminate the serie

3-i/two stars

This is the fourth and (concluding?) book of the series. The gang is now in 8th course, with Mr. Terupt every bit their advising teacher (what nosotros used to call homeroom). There have been lots of changes since the start book, Mr. Terupt is now married with a kid, Anna's mother is engaged to Danielle'southward brother, and more changes are coming. The gang is very upset to learn that Mr. Terupt is moving, and 1 in particular has a harder fourth dimension dealing with it.

This seems similar a plumbing fixtures way to end the series, and shows average kids dealing with realistic situations, and is both humorous and heartfelt. Though one could read this equally a stand up-lonely, it really is better to have read the whole serial, or at to the lowest degree the first book, to know the whole history of the gang and their relationships. The story is narrated in offset person by each of the five kids in alternating chapters, and some readers might find the constantly changing POV problematic. As an adult, I notice it a bit superficial and saccharide-coated, as kids that age often have very deep and complicated feelings with much more malaise and drama and acting out, and are rarely resolved quite so hands, then I practise wonder if bodily 8th graders would notice it relatable.

The first book of the series, Because of Mr. Terupt, is on many schoolhouse reading lists, and I would recommend this book to those who have read and enjoyed the first.

[I received a digital ARC from the publisher via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.]

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Jul 20, 2020 Shella rated it information technology was astonishing

I want to thank NetGalley and Random House Children's Volume for an ARC in exchange for an honest review.
Hands downwards, this is my favorite volume of the Mr. Terupt serial. While a reader may read it as a stand alone and still "go" the book, I think much would exist lost. To truly appreciate the story, a reader has to sympathise the journey to this point of their lives. The "gang" is very unlike equally eighth graders as compared to where they started as 5th graders at the beginning of the series. The 2d I want to thank NetGalley and Random House Children's Book for an ARC in commutation for an honest review.
Hands down, this is my favorite volume of the Mr. Terupt series. While a reader may read it every bit a stand up alone and even so "become" the volume, I think much would be lost. To truly appreciate the story, a reader has to understand the journey to this point of their lives. The "gang" is very different as eighth graders equally compared to where they started every bit 5th graders at the kickoff of the series. The 2nd book was my least favorite, but however very good. I would encourage you lot to read the first three books earlier reading this final installment (maybe?). I honey the dedication - defended to all the fans of the serial that asked for a 4th book. This is still told from all the students' point of view. Information technology begins with eighth grade. There is a special advisory menstruation twice of week and one can assume that at Mr. Terupt's request- the students are in his advisory. This provides access to their beloved instructor, likewise equally, babysitting for the Terupt's first kid, Hope. Jeffery and Peter continue to see him as their wrestling coach. Each individual has their issues to work through. The group dynamic goes through many changes. They acquire midway in the year that the Terupt's will demand to motility. This is hard news for all of them- especially Peter. He gives Mr. Terupt the silent treatment- not beingness able to accept this plough of events. To air current downwardly to his departure, the gang takes on projects to complete a "saucepan list" to honor Mr. T. and all that he has taught them. The ending events are just perfect. I honey how the author helped really draw each grapheme'due south personality and life lessons learned into ways to accolade their instructor. In the epilogue- we get a glimpse of Mr. Terupt's point of view. I am not sure if the author will ever write more about these characters. It ends in a way that information technology could exist done, but if not, I call up near fans of this serial will exist very satisfied. I would honey a book told from Mr. Terupt's indicate of view. Fantastic series for upper elementary and younger center schoolers. This is as well a great series to read with your child- yes it is still great to read with your older children and I highly recommend that. This series volition open up doors to many conversations that may exist hard to start on your ain with your child. ...more

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8th form is a challenge for everyone, and Mr. Terupt's students are sorry that he is staying in 7th grade, although the seven of them do have him for informational period. The Terupts besides occasionally accept all of the children babysit Hope, although the boys are less than helpful in changing diapers. The character development and the story lines we have seen previously are all maintained; Lexie is notwithstanding a bit of a drama queen simply genuinely concerned about her and her mother'

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8th grade is a challenge for everyone, and Mr. Terupt's students are lamentable that he is staying in seventh form, although the seven of them exercise have him for advisory menstruation. The Terupts also occasionally have all of the children babysit Hope, although the boys are less than helpful in changing diapers. The character development and the story lines we have seen previously are all maintained; Lexie is still a bit of a drama queen but genuinely concerned about her and her mother's wellness; Luke is still scientifically inclined simply does savor spending fourth dimension with Danielle on her family's farm; Danielle struggles with her diabetes; Peter acts out. The near interesting story is Jeffrey. An older wrestler tells him that he has a chance to wrestle at the loftier school level, only only if he cuts weight to become to 113 from 120, and this negatively affects his wellness. This is a huge issue in school age wrestling, and I would still love Buyea to write an entire volume about the sport. A spoiler here, but one that should be welcome: Mr. Terupt is Non dying; he and his wife are moving, so the students create a time capsule and a bucket listing to deal with this separation, even though they would be going to loftier school anyhow.

This is a fine conclusion (although nosotros can't be sure) to the series that includes Because of Mr. Terupt (2011), Mr. Terupt Falls Again (2012), and Saving Mr. Terupt (2015). I've but never been able to buy in to the thought that the students are that connected to Mr. Terupt. I'll probably buy in order to complete the series, but I would still adopt stand alones from Mr. Buyea, preferably about wrestling! I think school stories are more popular with elementary readers, although there is an endeavor to accost the interest in romances in this installment.

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December 28, 2021 Brandee rated it it was amazing

What a fantastic way to end this series!! Mr. Terupt non only had an impact on these students simply on all of us readers besides. As the championship says, in this book we have to say some goodbyes. But the way that Buyea writes this volume, it doesn't feel similar a goodbye but more of a "when I meet you lot once again." The students realize only what is most of import to them and how sometimes things you don't want to change, change for the better. For any one who has ready the unabridged series, this book volition bring lot What a fantastic way to end this series!! Mr. Terupt non only had an impact on these students merely on all of us readers likewise. As the title says, in this book we take to say some goodbyes. But the way that Buyea writes this book, it doesn't experience like a goodbye merely more of a "when I come across yous once more." The students realize just what is most of import to them and how sometimes things you don't want to change, change for the better. For any 1 who has prepare the entire series, this book volition bring lots of tears, smiles, and reminiscing!
(view spoiler)[ I had a feeling that something was going to happen with Mr. Terupt. He had to say farewell at some point. But I recollect the way this book is written reminds people that proverb bye to someone doesn't have to be so concluding. It really can be more of a "when I meet you once again." The bucket list of events was such a great thought and concluded up pregnant more to each of the students than merely something to say good day. Raising awareness most diabetes and breast cancer actually brought some heavy bug into a narrative that many younger students can empathize. Honestly, Luke'south result got me the well-nigh. I had an idea of what he might do but I wasn't sure. And then the cards and die really threw me off. But I love the idea of this group going through their lives and looking at the calendar knowing that they are going to run into each other again. I really wish Buyea would write another book with them like xx years afterward one of those dates...that would exist interesting! (view spoiler)[ (hide spoiler)] (hibernate spoiler)] ...more

Dec 29, 2020 Addie K rated it it was amazing

And so, everything is different now. I loved this book, I thought it was an epic decision to this series (As well not having an epilogue of their futurity lives, I really wanted that, but it was still a really, really good book). Buyea brought the new ideas and relationships in very well, while still keeping true to the middle of the original story. I would similar to say that all of my beloved characters were well represented. I was besides able to see this as a decision, the ending was wonderful.I wish And then, everything is different at present. I loved this volume, I idea it was an epic conclusion to this serial (Too not having an epilogue of their future lives, I actually wanted that, simply it was yet a really, really expert book). Buyea brought the new ideas and relationships in very well, while still keeping true to the heart of the original story. I would similar to say that all of my honey characters were well represented. I was also able to encounter this every bit a decision, the ending was wonderful.I wish their was some kind of story about their future lives together merely, I retrieve he set it upwards perfectly for something like that(peradventure a novella or kindle but story) to happen.

Peter, Jeffrey, Anna, Luke, Lexie and Danielle are faced many challenges through their eight grade year. Genetic tests, fundraisers, wrestling and relationships. They may grow autonomously but, they will ever come dorsum together.Especially when they have to say goodbye to Mr. Terupt for the final fourth dimension.

I would say that you really have to read the other books to understand this one. I besides wanted to say that this story has grown with its audience and has more young teen themes. A wonderful story and a heartwarming, bloodshot ending to the story of teach and his six favorite students. (Yes, they are his favorites, and I'm not distressing to admit it)

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Jun 29, 2020 Libby rated it really liked it

Information technology was dandy to return to "the gang" who, forth with their favorite teacher, Mr. Terupt, have been together since 5th form. I missed reading book #3, so it took a bit to catch up with the characters and what had happened during their 7th course twelvemonth. One thing I liked: there was both growth in the characters, only too consistency. I especially like how Danielle's faith is portrayed positively as a natural, everyday function of who she is. Buyea manages to capture the transitional nature of heart sc It was great to return to "the gang" who, along with their favorite teacher, Mr. Terupt, have been together since 5th form. I missed reading volume #3, and so it took a bit to catch upwardly with the characters and what had happened during their seventh grade year. One thing I liked: there was both growth in the characters, but also consistency. I especially like how Danielle'south faith is portrayed positively every bit a natural, everyday function of who she is. Buyea manages to capture the transitional nature of middle schoolhouse perfectly. Because it follows the schoolhouse year, at that place's a somewhat predictable feel to the book, and because it does seem to be the last in the series, in that location is a sense that everything had to wrap upward quite neatly. Yet, highly recommended. It'southward great to transport the gang on to high school with a sense of joy and hope in the future in spite of changes.

Review based on an due east-galley received through NetGalley.

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Oct 29, 2020 Adira is currently reading it

Wait wait expect, in that location's a Fourth?!
*bursts into hysterical happy tears*

I'one thousand so excited!! To read this!!!!
Please!!! Library!!! Please have it!!!

I thought the serial was only going to be a trilogy, and its such a nice surprise that in that location's another one!

*eeeeeeeeee!!*

I agree with the other people who are writing in their reviews that the title is making them nervous...

(is it possible to be extremely over the moon happy and biting your tongue off nervous at the same fourth dimension?)

Await wait await, there's a FOURTH?!
*bursts into hysterical happy tears*

I'yard so excited!! To read this!!!!
Please!!! Library!!! Please have it!!!

I thought the serial was just going to be a trilogy, and its such a nice surprise that in that location'due south another 1!

*eeeeeeeeee!!*

I agree with the other people who are writing in their reviews that the title is making them nervous...

(is it possible to be extremely over the moon happy and bitter your tongue off nervous at the same time?)

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Dec 31, 2020 Abigail rated information technology it was amazing

Woah! Wow. After reading this book I feel emotionally attached to the characters and although I know this is a finale to the series, I really desire there to be more books. Instead of getting worse like a lot of sequels tend to exercise, these ones continue to go better. Not only that, what happened in this book was totally realistic and inspiring. I absolutely hope there tin be more books. Thank you for making this amazing volume!

Jan 15, 2021 Nora Winterton rated information technology really liked it

4.five
Wow I was not expecting to love this volume as much equally I did! I stayed upwards waaay too tardily and was very unproductive in the morning because I didn't want to stop reading! I was a fiddling wary of there existence a fourth mr terupt book but the characters are then fun and fabricated it then enjoyable. I felt like some parts of the book were rushed simply maybe I only read it also fast. Besides getting nit picky here I like the other covers better than the new ones ;) really glad I read it!

I read this in a solar day. I loved it that much. I truly didn't desire to put information technology down. It was probably my favorite in the series. Probably fifty-fifty more than the beginning merely because you get to know Mr. Terupt even more. I'm certain Mr. Buyea is done with this series, merely I seriously desire more than. Thanks for sharing these nifty characters, Mr. Buyea. I read this in a mean solar day. I loved it that much. I truly didn't want to put it downward. It was probably my favorite in the series. Probably even more the kickoff just because you get to know Mr. Terupt even more than. I'm certain Mr. Buyea is washed with this series, just I seriously want more. Thanks for sharing these not bad characters, Mr. Buyea. ...more

Sep 21, 2020 Pam rated it actually liked it

I received an electronic ARC from Random House Children's Publishing through NetGalley.
Wow! Tremendous ending to this four book series. The gang are now in eighth course and readers will see reflection points to grades five to vii in the other three books. They don't accept Mr. Terupt as a classroom teacher but practise end up together for Advisory time with him on Fridays. Throughout the serial, Buyea has continued to develop his characters and the aforementioned is true as they grow through their eighth form I received an electronic ARC from Random House Children's Publishing through NetGalley.
Wow! Tremendous ending to this four book series. The gang are now in eighth class and readers will see reflection points to grades five to seven in the other iii books. They don't have Mr. Terupt as a classroom teacher but exercise cease upwardly together for Advisory time with him on Fridays. Throughout the series, Buyea has continued to develop his characters and the same is truthful as they abound through their eighth grade year. The story weaves together equally all 7 tell their parts by switching narrators in every chapter. Mr. Terupt even gets to tell the concluding chapter and wrap the story.
I finished this 1 in tears as I capeesh how well Buyea has brought this group to life. Readers will experience like an 8th member of the group. Information technology's a adieu for them besides. ...more

Absolutely loved this book. So many tears. The book wrapped upward the story and concluded it all so well. This is a series that will stick with me, loved information technology then much.

May 03, 2021 Kiera rated it liked information technology

Not the best of this series, but I still enjoyed it.

It was a fine ending for the serial. I enjoyed the series, overall, simply I'g not anxious that it's over. (At least, I assume information technology's over.) I was pleased plenty with how things were wrapped upwardly.

Jan 15, 2021 Julietta Thousand. rated information technology information technology was amazing

This book had me virtually in tears at the end. I truly love the book. I could read it over and over over again. Cheers Rob Buyea for such a cracking book.

Feb 01, 2021 Eliza rated it it was amazing

4.5
Why are the last books of series always my favorite? This volume is amazing. I liked that this book wasn't unrealistically solved, the fact the Mr. and Mrs. Terupt move instead of decideing to stay just because of vii 8th graders. I loved the romance between Anna and Jeffery and I though Asher was perfect. He pushed them together twice and it was just really sugariness. I will miss this series and characters. Oh well at least I can still make up stuff about them. 4.five
Why are the last books of series always my favorite? This book is amazing. I liked that this book wasn't unrealistically solved, the fact the Mr. and Mrs. Terupt move instead of decideing to stay only considering of seven 8th graders. I loved the romance between Anna and Jeffery and I though Asher was perfect. He pushed them together twice and it was only really sweet. I will miss this series and characters. Oh well at least I can withal make upwardly stuff about them. ...more than

Apr 26, 2021 Twisha rated information technology it was astonishing

Istg I will never get tired of this series. This book was such a perfect catastrophe to the series....similar it somehow managed to make my heartbreak simply not actually break in the same time. Although they were some parts of book that didn't exactly classify as kids appropriate like the infamous photocopy prank but other than that I loved the book.

I volition actually be really lamentable if this serial doesn't go on however I am pretty sure any of Rob Buyea's books will be a delight to read.

Istg I will never get tired of this series. This volume was such a perfect ending to the series....like information technology somehow managed to make my heartbreak but non actually break in the same fourth dimension. Although they were some parts of volume that didn't exactly classify as kids appropriate like the infamous photocopy prank but other than that I loved the book.

I volition actually be really lamentable if this series doesn't continue however I am pretty certain whatsoever of Rob Buyea'south books volition be a delight to read.

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Dec 03, 2020 Jaymie rated information technology really liked information technology

[I received an electronic review copy of this book from Netgalley in substitution for an honest review. All opinions are my own.]

four.5 stars - Loved it! Would re-read.

This was a DELIGHTFUL wrap upwards of this terrific series. It has been literally years since I read the offset three books in the series, simply it was easy to step back into these characters and these relationships. I think newcomers could start here, but some of the magic won't exist there because of a lack of history with the characters. If you

[I received an electronic review copy of this book from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own.]

4.v stars - Loved it! Would re-read.

This was a DELIGHTFUL wrap upward of this terrific series. It has been literally years since I read the first three books in the serial, but it was piece of cake to footstep dorsum into these characters and these relationships. I recall newcomers could start here, but some of the magic won't be at that place because of a lack of history with the characters. If you tin can, read these in social club.

There's a lot going on here - most of the kids are dealing with problems in their personal lives, the couples in the group have their ups and downs, and then they are all dealing with Mr. Terupt'south news and the impact of that. Middle school issues - dating, health, friendships, pause ups, a potential eating disorder, sports, etc. - might appeal more to the kids at the upper end of the middle grade range. At that place were several hilarious moments and fifty-fifty more that left me in tears. For me this was the perfect transport off for these characters. Fans of this serial should non miss this concluding hurrah with these characters. Newcomers should check out the whole serial - it's fantastic! (TW: Eating disorder, cancer in remission)

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May 05, 2020 Yapha rated it really liked it

In this 4th (and final?) volume featuring Mr. Terupt and the 7 students who bonded in his 5th grade class, many loose ends are tied upwardly nicely. While the students are finishing centre school, there isn't anything in it that would make information technology inappropriate for upper elementary students who desire to read through the entire series. Each of the students faces his or her own issues, realizes that it is improve to ask for aid from friends and family, and learns that nosotros are always stronger together. Readers wi In this 4th (and final?) book featuring Mr. Terupt and the 7 students who bonded in his 5th class class, many loose ends are tied upwardly nicely. While the students are finishing middle school, in that location isn't anything in information technology that would brand it inappropriate for upper elementary students who desire to read through the entire serial. Each of the students faces his or her ain issues, realizes that it is better to ask for assistance from friends and family, and learns that we are ever stronger together. Readers volition bask seeing their favorite characters get through some other year of center school. Recommended for grades 5 & upwardly. Must read series in order.

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May 14, 2020 Leigh rated information technology actually liked it

I received this ARC from the publisher through Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.

The fourth installment of Mr. Terupt's gang, this book starts off as the seven friends head into eighth grade. Lots of changes are on the horizon, and equally usual, then much happens in a year.

I enjoyed the quaternary book in this series. I've liked all of them and if this is the last in the series, it concluded in a way that will satisfy its readers. All seven kids struggle and triumph in this iteration and I think it's

I received this ARC from the publisher through Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.

The fourth installment of Mr. Terupt's gang, this book starts off equally the seven friends caput into eighth course. Lots of changes are on the horizon, and as usual, so much happens in a year.

I enjoyed the fourth book in this series. I've liked all of them and if this is the last in the series, information technology concluded in a way that will satisfy its readers. All seven kids struggle and triumph in this iteration and I think it'south a great way to close out their middle school years.

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