iWanna Stay!

by Scholastic Inc. (Contributor)

iCarly the television and web phenomenon is now in books!

Carly and Sam decide that their new webcast should be all about what teachers do outside of school. And who better to be the subject than Ms. Briggs? Things are fine until Carly and Freddie end up trapped in Ms. Briggs' closet, then it's up to Sam to save them. Will she be in time?

Then Carly's grandfather arrives for a visit and doesn't like what he sees. He thinks Spencer is too immature to be Carly's guardian and wants her to come and live with him. Can Carly convince him to let her stay? Or is it bye-bye Sam, Freddie, and iCarly? ((continued))

128 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published January 1, 2009

About the author

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Reviews

[Jerry (Rebel With a Massive Media Library) · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is great for its intended audience; however, the lack of descriptive details and extra scenes will probably make adult iCarly fans like myself want to stick with the show.

EDIT: While I enjoyed this more the second time around, I have to say that, after reading I'm Glad My Mom Died, reading or watching anything related to one of Dan Schneider's creations makes me cringe. He used to be one of my heroes; man, did he have a tremendous fall. I'm glad that I bought this at a garage sale, so Schneider's Bakery didn't make a single cent from my purchase.

[Elvanissa Riviera]

I like read I Carly story book.

[Kemille]

it is the best book of all can i have or bye this book oh what yes i can i love thid book

[Andrew ✝️ · Rating 4 out of 5]

Having seen the first season, this was like reading two of the scripts. Enjoyable. 4 stars.