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Barthe DeClementsChildren's Books · Juvenile·1920–2019
Nothing's Fair in Fifth Grade
When a new student joins Mrs. Hanson's fifth-grade class, her classmates are initially unwelcoming due to her weight and personal struggles. As they learn more about her home life, the students begin to understand and accept her. This story explores themes of empathy, friendship, and overcoming prejudice in a school setting.