Penina Levine is a Hard-Boiled Egg
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When sixth grader Penina Levine refuses to complete her school assignment to write a letter as the Easter Bunny, she finds herself in hot water. And to make matters worse, Penina’s little sister, Mimsy, is an expert at getting impulsive Penina into trouble at home. While Penina feels that her parents don’t ever understand, her Grandma always has a sympathetic ear. This is a fresh and readable story about contemporary Jewish identity.
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If you like a funny book with good life lessons, this is a good book for you.
This book is about an 11 year old Jewish girl named Penina Levine who gets a new teacher, and the teacher forces her to do a project on the Easter bunny, and Penina does not want to do it, but her teacher said that if she does not do it she will get a big 0% on her grade. She has to take care of the problem with the help of her grandmother and parents. She learns valuable life lessons about diversity and respect.