50 pages 1 hour read

Dan Gutman

The Homework Machine

Fiction | Novel | Middle Grade | Published in 2006

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Reviews & Readership

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Dan Gutman's The Homework Machine is widely praised for its engaging narrative and unique premise, appealing to middle-grade readers. Reviewers commend its humorous yet thought-provoking exploration of technology and friendship. Some criticisms highlight predictable plot developments, but overall, it remains a fun and insightful read for young audiences.

Who should read this

Who Should Read The Homework Machine?

Readers who would enjoy The Homework Machine by Dan Gutman are young, middle-grade students who appreciate clever, technology-themed plots. Fans of Louis Sachar's Holes or Andrew Clements' Frindle will find the story's humor, friendship dynamics, and ethical dilemmas engaging.

Recommended

Reading Age

8-12years

Lexile Level

680L

Book Details

Genre
Realistic Fiction
Humor
Science-Fiction / Dystopian Fiction
Topics
Science / Nature
Education
Themes
Values/Ideas: Truth & Lies
Society: Education
Relationships: Friendship