I really like Gordon Korman’s style of writing and how in each chapter he has a different perspective from one of the characters so his books are not just one character’s point of view the entire time. From the bestselling author of Swindle and Ungifted comes the funny, fantastic story of an underachiever who ends up achieving much more than any overachiever could ever imagine.Cameron Boxer is very happy to spend his life avoiding homework, hanging out with his friends, and gaming for hours in his basement. The author of the Anastasia books as well as more serious fiction (Rabble Starkey, 1987) offers her first historical fictiona story about the escape of the Jews from Denmark in 1943.Five years younger than Lisa in Carol Matas Lisas War (1989), Annemarie Johansen has, at 10, known three years of Nazi occupation. My favorite part was at the end when Cameron had a change of heart, and supported his club, the PGA, instead of just abandoning it. From the bestselling author of Swindle, Restart, and Slacker is another hilarious story about an underachiever who learns to go above and beyond. His club has become so popular, Cameron is going from a nobody, to a somebody, but trouble starts when Cameron decides to abandon his club.
Cam let his whole house burn around him because he didn’t take out the pasta like his mother ordered him to do.
When his parents threaten to take away his games unless he becomes an school club member, or starts a school club, Cameron gets an idea, to start a fake club, the PGA. Shifting the Monkey: The Art of Protecting Good People From Liars, Criers, and Other Slackers (A book on school leadership and teacher performance) by Todd Whitaker Mar 10, 2014. Slacker, a novel by Gordon Korman, a 1 New York Times best selling author, is about a kid named Cameron Boxer who is a gamer. A summary of this book would be that Cameron, an eighth grader who loves video games and gaming so much, this has become his lifestyle. Slacker by Gordon Korman was as great as hot chocolate on a cold winter night, if you have not read this book I really recommend it.
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