Humor
![Lincoln Peirce - [object Object] author](https://res.cloudinary.com/readsomnia/image/upload/authors/a_B00355S9EQ.jpg)
Big Nate: Nailed It! (Volume 28)
The newest pranks, adventures, and school drama from Big Nate, now an animated series on Paramount+ and Nickelodeon!
Big Nate is a legend at P.S. 38, where he and friends Francis, Teddy, Dee Dee, Chad, and others manage to make sixth grade interesting with all kinds of pranks, drama, sports, and good times. The all-time leader in detentions, Nate is never far from the spotlight, whether it's for a freak injury on the soccer field, Halloween costume fail, or stirring up a new episode in his long-running rivalry with grade-grubbing Gina or his teacher nemesis, Mrs. Godfrey. This new collection of Big Nate comics from Lincoln Peirce includes over 170 full-color comics and abundant laughs for the whole family, especially young readers ages 8 to 12.
Big Nate is a legend at P.S. 38, where he and friends Francis, Teddy, Dee Dee, Chad, and others manage to make sixth grade interesting with all kinds of pranks, drama, sports, and good times. The all-time leader in detentions, Nate is never far from the spotlight, whether it's for a freak injury on the soccer field, Halloween costume fail, or stirring up a new episode in his long-running rivalry with grade-grubbing Gina or his teacher nemesis, Mrs. Godfrey. This new collection of Big Nate comics from Lincoln Peirce includes over 170 full-color comics and abundant laughs for the whole family, especially young readers ages 8 to 12.
Readers Top Reviews
kwcMadeline
Big Nate graphic novels are very popular in my elementary school library. Nate and friends continue in their antics of playing pranks, drawing comics, going to detention, and trying to get out of school work. The art work is always colorful and consistently good. Big Nate is a perpetual 6th grater and the books are geared for ages 8-12. A couple of the storylines or jokes don’t fit for that young of readers. I don’t want to explain to a 3rd grader what erotica means. This would be more appropriate for a middle schooler than a younger elementary age reader.
