I liked this book. The only thing I wish we’re different is that Autumn kept making choices I didn’t agree with, like letting Logan push her around a little. I was skeptical about Logan the whole book. I wish she was a more supportive friend. Also, I didn’t appreciate how Autumn just jumped to conclusions about the chemicals and stuff. In general that’s not really a good lesson. Other than that I really liked it.

This was a great book! I loved how Autumn's dad was at peace corps and her mom was with her. Usually, the mom in the book is away at some work trip or something. It also made me feel bad for Autumn. I knew she was going to sign up and get into Dear Student, because the book is called Dear Student. But when two of her friends are on opposite sides of the same problem, one friend popular, one friend nerdy, who will Autumn choose to side with? Or can Autumn fix the problem before she needs to choose sides? Find out in Dear Student by Elly Swartz!

I loved this book and i wish it was longer. It has a good plot that's not cunfusing and its funny

Dear Student is a really great book. At first Autmn was shy to try out for dear student but she did it anyway in this book Autmn learns to make friends and a good community. You should totally get this book.

Ever since a classmate called her weird in front of all the other students, Autumn has tried not to draw attention to herself, so how is she going to listen to her father's advice to take one action to make a difference? (Besides, his idea of making a difference is to join the Peace Corps and leave his family for 2 years, so Autumn isn't sure about the value of his advice.) Then the perfect opportunity appears: she is chosen to be the anonymous advice columnist for the school newspaper. Now she can make a difference and not be noticed at the same time...right? I think just about every middle schooler can relate to Autumn's situation in this sympathetic story.