Jacky Ha-Ha (Jacky Ha-Ha, 1)

I obviously didn't read this book, and they do not ask 10yos to write reviews, so on behalf of my 10 year old, it's great and he is a boy.

Disappointed a little misleading I was under the impression they were graphic novels but they are definitely not. The book had 63 chapters and about 360 pages and random pictures throughout the book but it is not a graphic book. My daughter didn’t get into them and didn’t read beyond the first ten pages.

This is a great book for a 6th grader who enjoys reading and is transitioning to fewer pictures and more words. It's funny with some serious plot, and the heroine is admirable. The print is large enough to encourage young readers, too. We love Patterson's books for tweens!

My daughter likes these series. Good condition.

I enjoyed the book very much. I had purchased the book for my niece who will be 10 next month. However I believe it will be better and more help to her understanding for the material at 12. Good reading materials for parents of pretend and how they see and interpret parents lives.

Winner, winner, chicken dinner! Mr. Patterson has been a long time favorite of mine, but with joy I can say he has now crossed over as a favorite author in this household to my 10 yr old daughter and 9 yr old son. As an already committed fan, I purchased this book with enthusiasm for my own Jackie. I was sure the title and the relatable home state of NJ would engage her. Well, that was an understatement. We received the book on a Sunday and by Tuesday my daughter was (without persuasion) 27 chapters deep into the book! As a mom that encourages reading constantly to keep up with the rigid new demands of school required book logs, seeing her reading so enthusiastically, made me so PROUD! Happy to say that her eagerness and excitement about the book caught on with her curious younger brother. During our normal bedtime reading routine, he was just as engaged as she read out loud. Neither of the 2 wanted the reading to end.I must admit Jacky is a very likable character and Mr. Patterson's reading style had me captivated too, especially as Jacky and her best friend Meredith stroll the Seaside Heights boardwalk and describe some of my favorite foods. yummmmmFunny, relatable, modern, descriptive, heart felt, Jacky Ha-Ha is all of that and then some. Give your young reader the wonderful opportunity to discover what is underneath the surface of Jacky's clownish ways. I truly believe it will be an enjoyable, page turning adventure.

This was a very entertaining story. The antics of Jackie and all her problems seemed so real. The problem with her Dad, which was not a real problem, was so real as life. Good read.

Bought as a Christmas gift for my 8 yr old grandson. I didn't realize it was a 'girl's' book, so I read it. Once I told him how funny it was, and some of the situations Jacky found herself in, he decided he would read it too.

Ok so I'm somewhat older than the age range aimed at, but the Middle School series make good, light reading for James Patterson fans, old and young alike. Hilarious and well told. My husband and I love them!

Will read again. Extremely interesting and keeps you on your toes all the way! Absolutely fantastic! I definitely recommend it!

granddaughter loves it

The funny bits do not seem made up just to get laughs; First sitting; page 119 and still reading and I just got a quote too" Maybe you can fight for what's right without ending up in detention hall. You just need to find the right words"Jacky is perhaps a toned down and more defined version of Matilda( Roald Dahl) The trope of absentee parents and encouraging teacher is also same. However here are happy and funnily characterized Hart sisters which are missing in Matilda and which too add to the funnability ( like Jacky's bugologist) of this book.

Jacky è la più divertente del mondo. Vi do un consiglio...: COMPRATE SUBITO QUESTO BELLISSIMO LIBRO. Adatto sia a femmine sia a maschi. Adatto per tutte le età. In questo libro si muore dalle risate!