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Adina just can’t seem to stay out of trouble. But sometimes that’s exactly where she needs to be!
Ages 9+
Pages 83
Publisher Menucha Publishers
Last Offered Oct 2023

Average Rating

165 Reviews

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I loved this book.

Review by Edina

Adina Ben Ami goes to a Jewish day school. She is enthusiastic, talkative, and always finds herself in trouble. One day, Adina and her 4th grade class go on a field trip to Ranchos Los Cerritos. But her excitement goes too far. Could Adina’s over excitement save the day? Read Adina at her best to find out.

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awesome

Review by Tal9

this book was so so so so so so amzing i loved it but it was a little too short but i defintly recommend it😎😘

Mar 03, 2026 08:36 PM
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Adina At Her Best

Review by Mimmy

Adina at her best was so good and shows the true good in people that sometimes aren't found. Adina stood up for her self at all the best moments except for when she steps out from the fair for a second and the parent who took her accused her for her not being there the whole time. It was wrong for her to say that and Adina didn't stand up for herself.

Feb 10, 2026 07:07 PM
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Adina at her best

Review by Jayslay

I loved this book. It was interesting

Jan 05, 2026 06:51 PM
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Not the best

Review by hkornhauser

This book is really shallow and short

Sep 01, 2025 06:28 PM
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DO NOT RECOMMEND .

Review by Artemis16

my sis loooooooooooooved It. for me, nuh-uh. it didn’t have a good storyline.

Aug 05, 2025 04:18 PM

Parent Guide

Adina struggles with controlling impulsive behavior and often finds herself in trouble at school and at home. Her supportive parents have tried to encourage her to accept help, but she’s unwilling to cooperate. When she is asked to wait out an activity while on a school trip with her fourth-grade class, she despairs of ever regaining the respect of her peers. Luckily for Mr. Hernandez, Adina is in exactly the right place at the right time to recognize the early signs of a stroke. All ends well as Mr. Hernandez recovers and Adina becomes more accepting of her own neurodiversity. This cute, short book will resonate with kids who struggle with “good” behavior as well as their friends and classmates.
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