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Nothing's Fair in Fifth Grade (Elsie Edwards, #1), How Do You Lose Those Ninth Grade Blues?, Seventeen and In-Between, Sixth Grade Can Really Kill You. How Do You Lose Those Ninth Grade Blues? By Barthe DeClements
I got a number of requests for the final book in DeClements’s series featuring Elsie Edwards, as she evolves from gross 5 th grade pariah to a beautiful but emotionally scarred high school student while dealing with a neglectful mother, bratty younger sister, absentee father, and newfound popularity with her male classmates picks up halfway. Barthe DeClements (Author of Nothing's Fair in Fifth Grade)
Elsie is a human being, she eats because she has nothing to do. Her parent are divorced and her mother barely cares for her. Jennifer and her friends (Diane and Sharon) help Elsie overcome her difficulties. 
Book 1 · Shelve Nothing's Fair in Fifth Grade · Book 2 · Shelve How Do You Lose Those Ninth Grade Blues? Now about to turn seventeen, Elsie is still a math genius and talented soprano vocalist, and Jenny Sawyer is still her BFF. She has a better relationship with her younger sister, Robyn, who finally seems like she’s growing out of her bratty phase.
Barthe DeClements. Nothing's Fair in Fifth Grade (Elsie Edwards, #1), How Do You Lose Those Ninth Grade Blues?, Seventeen and In-Between, Sixth Grade Can Really Kill You.
Nothing's Fair in Fifth Grade: DeClements, Barthe ... Barthe DeClements introduced Elsie Edwards as the class fatty-pariah in Nothing’s Fair in Fifth Grade, and followed her development into an insecure high schooler in How Do I Lose Those Ninth Grade Blues? and her hard-won blossoming into a self-confident young woman in Seventeen and In-Between; by that point Elsie had become one of my all-time f.Sixth Grade Can Really Kill You by Barthe DeClements - Goodreads Fellow freshman Jack (a bully whom Elsie hit in the face with a baseball bat in Fifth Grade) is now a close pal, the class cut-up and slacker. One of Jack’s old family friends is senior and BMOC Craddoc Shaw, who instantly takes notice of Elsie, who doesn’t hesitate to bring him up to speed on what Jack means by his crack about ‘shrinking’.Seventeen and In-between: DeClements, Barthe: 9780140364750 ... “Elsie was gross. Her eyes were squished above cheek bubbles of fat. Her chin rippled down her neck. Elsie Edwards Series by Barthe DeClements - Goodreads
Additionally, now that she’s not a complete embarrassment because of her weight, Elsie’s father has deigned to come back into her life: now married to a much younger woman and father of an infant, Elsie is a convenient babysitter.
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Elsie is significantly overweight and is soon labeled a ‘fat thief’ by classmates. This reputation is solidified when the book club’s money mysteriously disappears. All eyes turn to Elsie, creating an immediate rift between her and her peers. Jenny and her friends feel unjustly punished, believing Elsie’s actions are the root of their troubles.
Summary of 'Nothing's Fair in Fifth Grade' by Barthe DeClements
Ever since her divorce, Elsie's mother has openly criticized and rejected her lumpy daughter. Even worse, just when Elsie finally starts losing weight and feeling better about herself, her mother wants to pack her off to boarding school! It's not fair!.