What Is The Theme Of Ifunny By James Patterson

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Ifunny by James Patterson it is a realistic fiction book. It is a 305 page book. According to a review on amazon a guy said’ this is a great book’.’ I think it is recommended to 9 to 11. I think that because it is a longer book but it is a great book. The protagonist is Jamie Grimm a adopted kid who loves to make jokes. He has to stay on a wheelchair because he was in a car crash.He is kind of weak because of his wheelchair. He is kinda shy when he is on stage telling jokes. The smily’s are his parents. They don't like to smile. The antagonist at the school got adopted by the smily’s. So Jamie and the bully now live together. This story takes place in a normal town. There is a school,Jamie's uncles diner,and Jamie's house. I think it

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