Loser - (A Dyamonde Daniel Book, Book #5) Nikki Grimes, Uzo Njoku (Illustrated by)
Everybody's favorite smart, spunky third-grader returns in the long-awaited fifth installment of the award-winning Dyamonde Daniel series!
Dyamonde and her best friend Free compete over everything, from sports and homework to setting the dinner table. They're so competitive, they even place friendly bets for each scenario! However, after Dyamonde goes on a winning (and bragging) streak, things turn rocky. Free stops coming over and soon, he won't even return her calls. Then suddenly, he starts hanging out with other kids in the neighborhood. With their friendship at risk, Dyamonde must work to follow her mother's advice: "Sorry is good, but sorry can't fix everything."
Everybody's favorite smart, spunky third-grader returns in the long-awaited fifth installment of the award-winning Dyamonde Daniel series!
Dyamonde and her best friend Free compete over everything, from sports and homework to setting the dinner table. They're so competitive, they even place friendly bets for each scenario! However, after Dyamonde goes on a winning (and bragging) streak, things turn rocky. Free stops coming over and soon, he won't even return her calls. Then suddenly, he starts hanging out with other kids in the neighborhood. With their friendship at risk, Dyamonde must work to follow her mother's advice: "Sorry is good, but sorry can't fix everything."
Everybody's favorite smart, spunky third-grader returns in the long-awaited fifth installment of the award-winning Dyamonde Daniel series!
Dyamonde and her best friend Free compete over everything, from sports and homework to setting the dinner table. They're so competitive, they even place friendly bets for each scenario! However, after Dyamonde goes on a winning (and bragging) streak, things turn rocky. Free stops coming over and soon, he won't even return her calls. Then suddenly, he starts hanging out with other kids in the neighborhood. With their friendship at risk, Dyamonde must work to follow her mother's advice: "Sorry is good, but sorry can't fix everything."