From the time that they were born twins Ray and Jay have been close friends and companions. But sometimes being a twin has drawbacks as well. Most people confuse the two boys, and by the time they turn twelve they are starting to be fed up with being “the twins.” Ray and Jay don't like it when people compare them to each other, and they want to form their own personalities without being tied together.
When the Grayson family moves, Ray and Jay have a chance to start out a new school. Not only that, but due to clerical error only one of the twins was registered for school. Soon the twins are taking advantage of this mistake by taking turns going to school. Finally they each get a chance to go to school on their own. But soon the tangled web of friendships, tests, and homework begins to weigh heavily on both twins. How long can Ray and Jay keep their secret? More importantly, should they in the first place?
Andrew Clement's novel “Lost and Found” teaches important lessons about honesty and friendship. It also offers an surprising view of what it is like to be a twin. Just like Andrew Clement's other novels, “Lost and Found” is refreshing to read, with a thought-provoking meaning to complement entertaining storyline.
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I like the idea in a way. It doesn't sound like the trick would work well for too long. People have ever so slightly different quirks even twins.
It doesn't, Book Calendar. Andrew Clement's books always teach valuable lessons for young school age children, in this case regarding honesty.
This is a great book..
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Nathan
I loved the book in my opinion!! It was great! One of the best I ever read!! Actually I love all of Andrew Clements books!
I Loved This Book!!!! It Was Great!!! One Of The Best Books I Have Actully Read!!! So Far Alot Of The Andrew Clements Books Are Good But This 1 Is BY FAR The Greatest. Its Terrific although I WOuldnt Recomend This Book For A 3rd Grader. Age 8 I Would Say 9-12 or 13. I Am a 13 Year Old But Read Easier Books And This Is The Best. This Is Like The BEST Book Ive Read. The Only Other Book Series I Like Is A To Z Mysteries. This Is A Must Read Book!!!! :D
it was a wonderful book
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