Don't Bug Me

by Pam Zollman

A Story about collecting bugs for a sixth grade project and the trouble that Megan has while doing it.

134 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 2001

Reviews

[Lisa Astudillo · Rating 3 out of 5]

Dont't Bug Me by Pam Zollman is a humorous, fun, light hearted story. Megan, protagonist and narrator, has trouble completing her sixth-grade science project. She has to find 25 species of bugs and label them. After she has gone to all the trouble of collecting all these bugs her younger brother, Alexander, goes and gives them a proper burial outdoors because he feels bad for them. Her main challenge is class clown Charlie who teases her mercilessly. Later she finds out that he does not do his project because he is terrified of bugs. They make a truce with each other that he will not tease her anymore if she keeps his secret. Well written fun story. Target audience 5th-6th grade.

[Kristel Espinoza · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fácil de leer, muy entretenido. Los tópicos aproximados son desarrollados de manera muy asertiva.

[Stephanie]

I finished a long time ago but I didn't know how to say I'm finished