Miss Nelson Is Back

Reach for this book when your child starts testing boundaries at school or experiencing the chaos of a substitute teacher. It is a perfect choice for children who struggle with the grass is greener mentality, helping them realize that while structure can be annoying, the alternative might be much worse. The story follows the rowdy students of Room 207 who try to take advantage of Miss Nelson's absence, only to be outsmarted by their own mischievous imaginations and a very familiar, very scary substitute. This humorous sequel explores themes of appreciation and the social dynamics of a classroom. It is a lighthearted way to discuss respect for authority and the value of a kind, consistent mentor. Parents will love the clever wink to the reader, while children will enjoy being in on the secret of the mysterious Viola Swamp.