For Ethan, every school day is another chance for something to go hilariously wrong… and another chance to prove he deserves Student of the Month.
Ethan has never won Student of the Month, and he’s in fifth grade already. Now September is ticking down, and this is his last shot before the title slips away again.
Too bad his week starts with a bang. His alarm doesn’t go off, his backpack explodes, his homework is stepped on, and by recess he’s yelling at the sky. From there it only gets worse with library mayhem and cafeteria catastrophes.
But even the messiest days don’t stay messy forever. With a little help from his teacher, his best friends, and a lot of trial and error, Ethan discovers that every disaster can be flipped around if he finds a better way to look at it.
Student of the Mess is the first book in the Messy Week series, a funny and fast-paced chapter book series for reluctant readers ages 6–9 about resilience and friendship. With spot illustrations, quick laughs, and plenty of school-day drama, it’s perfect for fans of Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Judy Moody, and My Weird School.
For Ethan, October is one long, spooky disaster… and it all ends with the one thing he dreads most: a class presentation.
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Winning Student of the Month in September felt amazing, but keeping his reputation intact is harder than he thought. Too bad everything keeps going hilariously wrong—whether it’s gym class, the cafeteria, or even his Halloween costume.
But with his best friends at his side and a little grit (and glitter) along the way, Ethan learns that courage isn’t about being perfect—it’s about showing up, even when you’re scared silly.
The Presentation of Doom is the second book in the Messy Week series, a funny and fast-paced chapter book series for readers ages 6–9 about resilience and friendship. With spot illustrations, quick laughs, and plenty of school-day drama, it’s perfect for fans of Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Judy Moody, and My Weird School.