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- I am an elementary media specialist at Sterling Park Elementary School. I love to motivate kids to read!
breanna/5/sterling park elm/casselberry fl
ReplyDeletevery puny. learned what in the world an oxymoron was. lot of new vocabulary in such a tiny book. never SAUSAGE anthing like it
I agree that this one is very "punny", too! Keep reading, Breanna! Ms. Wells
ReplyDeletejessica/5/sterling park elm./casselberry fl
ReplyDeletei thought this book was amazing.i learned so many new words i didnt even think was in this world!!! i love this book!!! :)
lillyanna/4/sterling park elem./casselberry fl
ReplyDeleteI like this book and it made happy when i was sad. it macks me laugh. I love when he runs in to the teacher and he says'stop running'. It maded me think ops busted. I fell like it was me who got in truble.
chloe/5/sterling park elm/
ReplyDeleteI think the book was terrific because it taught us a lesson and made us figure out what all the puns meant like punny funny or punished as in pun-ished. the book was top notch
Hope/4th/sterling park/casselberry fl
ReplyDeletePunished was really cool . I like where he has to find words that match and words that are oppisite.I wish i was punished that way.
Josh/4th/sterling park Elem. Punished had the most puns Ive ever heard in my life in my life. Well,I havent heard any puns in my life untill I read punished. This book was incedibly funny! The puns at the last few pages made me laugh so hard milk came out my nose. I cant wait to read another Dave Lubar book.
ReplyDeleteDaniel/4th/sterling park Elem. Punished was a very interesting book with many puns and some words you don't hear very often an example is oxymorons. It is a book that is very short with less than 99 pages and 8 chapters. I liked it a lot and it was funny. I think anyone can enjoy this book.
ReplyDeleteGrace/4/Sterling Park Elem./casselberry fl.
ReplyDeletePunished has alot of puns.this book is lol funny.I love one of the main charecters the profeser.If you want to learn new words like oxymoron this book has 3.if you are looking for a new sunshine state book read Punished.
Savannah
ReplyDeleteThe book Punished has a lot of puns in it it is realy punny. It is also a good book because if you like learning new words like oxymoron this book has odd words like that. I like this book a lot so if your looking for a new Sun Shine State book you should read punished.
Lauren/4th/sterling park
ReplyDeleteI love how he made the words in the pun sound like it made sence but then if you see how he spelled it, it is spelled wrong.
Mrs. Rivera/4th/Sterling Park
ReplyDeleteI found it helpful to read the book out loud to my students so that I could explain the puns. It really had me looking around for things in life (like oxymorons). I was hoping that his friend would get "pun"ished at the end of the book!
Devante/5/sterling park
ReplyDeleteI thought that this was a good book because... of the puns and oxymorons. It makes it seems like a mystery book,but it`s not.when he got punished it seems like he dident.
Caroline/5th/Sterling Park Elementary/Casselberry FL
ReplyDeleteI thought that "Punished!" was the most humorous book of the year. I loved the puns and palindromes, and oxymorons and anagrams. This book kind of reminded me of "The Puzzling World of Winston Breen" because of the puzzling way it is set up. My favorite character is Logan because I loved the way he handled the situation we he got "punished". I also liked the fact that his best friend, Benedict, was trying to win Student of the Month, so he could win the pizza certificate. I thought it was unfortunate when everyone got fed up with Logan's puns. He couldn't help it, and I felt sorry for him.
My favorite palindrome is "Madam, I'm Adam". I liked the palindromes the best because they were fun to see and learn about. I really, really, really, really liked "Punished!" It's a fantastic, humorous, easy-to-read book that everyone can and should read.
punished was an amazing book and i colden't stop reading it and it was hilarieous and made me laugh my guts out i loved it!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeletePunished was a AWESOME!!!!My favorite part is nothing.I felt I was gonna laugh but I didn't laugh.By Arisa Phewkum
ReplyDeleteSam/4/sterlingpark/casselberry fl
ReplyDeleteThis book was funny. I loved all the oxymorons!
Mylesia R/Sterling Park Elementary/Casselberry, FL
ReplyDeleteVery punny ms wells! i love a book about punns it was a good book mrs. rivera read this book to us.
Sarah/5th/Sterling Park Elementary/ Casselberry/FL
ReplyDeleteThis is a great book. Or I should say a very punny book. It is great, the title says all I'l tell you that. I love how th author, David Lubar incorperated english in the book. It is like a very punny book and an english book at the same time. I didn't even know there was such thing like a oxymoron. Know I'm looking all over the place foR a oxymoron. I like anagramss too. I knew racecar was a anagram sinc the 2nd grade. I can't say much but you should check it out. I tried to but the book was checked out all the time. It is a short book, and if you like The Fabled Fourth Graders of Aesop Elementary you would like Punished. Plus Punished has a shorter title!
Ms. Wells/Media Specialist/Sterling Park Elementary/Casselberry, FL
ReplyDeleteThe book talk for this book was fun! I discussed the puns and oxymorons in the book and we had a lot of fun figuring out if a word could be an "anagram". What a fun book!