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Title	:	Never Do Anything, Ever (Dear Dumb Diary #4)
Author	:	Jim Benton
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 144 pages
Published	:	November 1st 2005 by Scholastic Paperbacks (first published January 1st 2005)
Categories	:	Childrens. Middle Grade. Fiction. Humor. Realistic Fiction. Comedy. Diary

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Original Title:	Dear Dumb Diary #4: Never Do Anything, Ever (Dear Dumb Diary)
ISBN:	043962908X (ISBN13: 9780439629089)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Dear Dumb Diary #4

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it is a very funny book to me and I realy love how the ather puts ther caicter in sichuashuns that kids like us have evrey day.

I don't know how I ever missed these, but I'm glad I finally picked one up. They are seriously hysterical. Favorite excerpt so far involves Jaime trying out a new hairstyle, complete with a hand-drawn picture of herself...above which reads, "...tomorrow, I am really going to have it going on. Here's a drawing of me having it going on. (I think I may also be all up in that, but I'm not sure exactly what that means.)" That sounds very much like something I may have said when I was 13-ish. Jim



Jamie is still snarky and a rotten role-model but this book was hilarious. I especially loved the bit with the baby and the bus, but quite a few moments had me cracking up. Definitely the best one yet.

This book shows the greedy side to Jamie. When Angeline was on the walk-a-thon for kids who needs operations in hopitals. Her greedy side shows and she enters to get money because Angeline got $300 on the walk-on-thon.

I don't know how I ever missed these, but I'm glad I finally picked one up. They are seriously hysterical. Favorite excerpt so far involves Jaime trying out a new hairstyle, complete with a hand-drawn picture of herself...above which reads, "...tomorrow, I am really going to have it going on. Here's a drawing of me having it going on. (I think I may also be all up in that, but I'm not sure exactly what that means.)" That sounds very much like something I may have said when I was 13-ish. Jim

I think this book would be better without Isabella. I really don't like her at all. That and it's dangerous to even put in the idea that coloring contacts with marker is safe into a kid's head. Disappointed like I was with book 3. I'll read some more as soon as I can.