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Start your review of I Funny TV: A Middle School Story (I Funny, #4)

Dec 12, 2016 Connorpeach rated it it was amazing

i liked this book i thought some parts were funny and some parts are sad some are in the middle u guys should read this.

Jan 14, 2019 Noah Crocker rated it did not like it

This book was absolute garbage. I am still amazed at how many 5-star reviews this book has.

1st of all: Nothing about Jamie is funny in the least. I found some of the first-graders recycled dad jokes to be more funny than anything Jamie had. It got pretty pathetic after a while.

This book was absolute garbage. I am still amazed at how many 5-star reviews this book has.

1st of all: Nothing about Jamie is funny in the least. I found some of the first-graders recycled dad jokes to be more funny than anything Jamie had. It got pretty pathetic after a while.

2nd: I'm not sure if James Patterson has any idea what modern-day bullying looks like. The whole wedgie/swirly thing is so damn stereotypical middle-school bullying, but as a middle schooler, I have never seen/experienced anything like Patterson describes. Maybe it was like this 20-30 years ago, but nowadays... no, no, no.

3rd: Middle school romance? Please. Don't even get me started on this bullcrap. Honestly, people going to each other's houses, and sending flirty back-and-forth DM's on Instagram is about as romantic as you get in middle school. All of this "bench near the beach at midnight, sharing feelings, and kissing" is just his wistful thinking.

SUCKED.

EDIT: I think that part of what triggered me so much about this book, is that it also has this underlying theme: "If you're famous, it's ok to be a total douche to your friends, and then apologize and expect your fame and the benefits that come with it to fix everything."

"Apologies don't mean a thing, if you don't ever fix it." - NF
"Actions speak louder than words do, it's pretty quiet, isn't it?" - NF
"Mistakes can make you grow, that doesn't mean your friends." - NF

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Jan 27, 2016 Spencer rated it it was amazing

James Patterson is a great author to read. These books by him I read are great. I can't wait to read the next book in his series. I like about this book that Jamie is faced with many problems, but he somehow overcomes them just by being himself. I would recommend this book to everyone of all age because this is very entertaining.
James Patterson is a great author to read. These books by him I read are great. I can't wait to read the next book in his series. I like about this book that Jamie is faced with many problems, but he somehow overcomes them just by being himself. I would recommend this book to everyone of all age because this is very entertaining.
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I think the theme of this book is don't give up on your dream. I think the theme of this book is don't give up on your dream. ...more

Nov 07, 2016 Brady Sherrod rated it really liked it

This series is a good series I won't lie. Was this the best book in the series? Most definitely not. Why you ask? Well, unlike the other books this one did not have the suspenseful feeling to it that the other ones did because Jamie is no longer competing in the competition. When Jamie was competing in the competition the books were great because it made the book funnier and more exhilarating. I still liked this book anyways though. Overall it was a good book but it doesn't compete with the othe This series is a good series I won't lie. Was this the best book in the series? Most definitely not. Why you ask? Well, unlike the other books this one did not have the suspenseful feeling to it that the other ones did because Jamie is no longer competing in the competition. When Jamie was competing in the competition the books were great because it made the book funnier and more exhilarating. I still liked this book anyways though. Overall it was a good book but it doesn't compete with the other ones. This book was more about Jamie's life after that big storm that happens in the third book. I really hope that James Patterson makes another book in this series because I really enjoy this series. ...more

Apr 28, 2016 Webb rated it it was amazing

I really like this book I recommend it to anyone who likes funny books . In one scene Jamie thinks he has lost his ability to be funny but then he discovers how to be funny again

These are starting to all sound alike, and yet my students still want to read them. Maybe because they already know the story. Paper over board covers last about four years.

Easy, short book to read. But some jokes mentioned are pretty funny after all. :)

Mar 11, 2017 Panda-Eyes rated it it was amazing

I thought that this book was very funny. The illustrations are very well drawn and made the book more interesting. I would recommend this to my friends in my class. I have ordered more books from this series.

My favourite part was when the school bully called Stevie Kosgrov meets a new bully called Lars Johannsen from Minnesota who started the school.

What the bully Stevie Kosgrov has done to other people , Lars does the same things to Stevie and so makes Stevie realise what he has done in the pas

My favourite part was when the school bully called Stevie Kosgrov meets a new bully called Lars Johannsen from Minnesota who started the school.

What the bully Stevie Kosgrov has done to other people , Lars does the same things to Stevie and so makes Stevie realise what he has done in the past and feels sorry for the people that he has bullied and becomes a nicer person.

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Feb 13, 2019 Tyler_E1 rated it really liked it

A theme in this book is perseverance because Jamie the main character is handicapped and in a wheelchair and has big dreams of winning comedy contests and being on live TV. But it is hard for him as he gets bullied a lot and lost his family in a car crash a few years ago but he persevered through his challenges to perform in a live TV sitcom.

Jun 04, 2019 Jen rated it really liked it

I read this because I wanted to know what my 10-year-old was reading, and I was pleasantly surprised. Good message, good values. No bad language or rude humor. I am perfectly comfortable with him reading these books. It's so nice to find a series for older kids like that—they seem so few and far between.

I like this book, it is about a kid who won a comedy contest and was promised a million dollars and a Tv contract to his own show. Like this book because it a fuuny book and wanted to know what happen next.

Jan 07, 2018 Ryan Sood rated it it was amazing

I thought that this book was very funny. It is about a kid in a wheelchair who is the star of a funny T.V show. If you have read the other books in this series I would recommend this book.

I think a theme for this book would be to never give up hope.

Aug 05, 2017 15Hussainr rated it it was amazing

It's a great book, I would recommend it any one who would want to have a laugh. It's a great book, I would recommend it any one who would want to have a laugh. ...more

Feb 20, 2018 Freddie Lopez rated it it was amazing

The book I funny tv is mainly about the main character and his friends but this time Jamie has his own tv show.But because of his new tv show Jamie funny he has to leave school so the production team decided to hire a tutor.Another thing is that now that he became more famous other comedians started to get mad so a new bully named lars johannsen and he becomes the new bully.Because of him having his show he has less time to be with his friends so the production team makes fake friends.Overall th The book I funny tv is mainly about the main character and his friends but this time Jamie has his own tv show.But because of his new tv show Jamie funny he has to leave school so the production team decided to hire a tutor.Another thing is that now that he became more famous other comedians started to get mad so a new bully named lars johannsen and he becomes the new bully.Because of him having his show he has less time to be with his friends so the production team makes fake friends.Overall this book is good and I recommend this to people who like to laugh. ...more

be yourself if people don't like you for you just ignore them be yourself if people don't like you for you just ignore them ...more

Jan 12, 2016 Monty Sage rated it really liked it

Jamie Grimm is a boy who lost his family and his ability to walk when he was young. Now, many years later, he is the Planet's Funniest Kid Competition champion, and he won one million dollars and his own TV show. When the people from Hollywood come to his school so he can sign confirmation papers, he begins to have second thoughts. Jamie finally agrees to do the show, and he goes to Hollywood to start training for the show. They decide to do a practice show in front of Jamie's fans, but he freak Jamie Grimm is a boy who lost his family and his ability to walk when he was young. Now, many years later, he is the Planet's Funniest Kid Competition champion, and he won one million dollars and his own TV show. When the people from Hollywood come to his school so he can sign confirmation papers, he begins to have second thoughts. Jamie finally agrees to do the show, and he goes to Hollywood to start training for the show. They decide to do a practice show in front of Jamie's fans, but he freaks out and is frozen on stage. This makes the producer lose faith in him and they select another person to play his role. He finally wins back the trust of the producer, and he gets the show back and does a great job in the season premier.
The character I like most in this book is Jamie, who is also the main character, because even though he has had many tragedies in his life, such as losing his ability to walk and his family, he still has a TON of humor in him that he shares with the world. This book makes me think about how bullying is a real problem that needs to be taken care of. I think this because in I Funny TV, Jamie is picked on by 2 kids because he has disabilities. This kind of bullying happens in real life and needs to stop. When I read this book I feel like there are many people in the world who have worked through major problems in their lives and done something great. A part of this book that I dislike is when Jamie messes up in the practice session of this show. I don't like this part because it makes it seem like Jamie lost a lot of his talent. A question I have about this book is why did Jamie move in with his aunt and uncle instead of his other uncle who owns a diner. I ask this because it seems like Jamie has a better relationship with his other uncle. If I were Jamie when he was being asked to do the show at first, I would've agreed right away because I would not want to lose the 1 million dollars I'd already spent. This was an ok book and I would recommend it to someone who is not that into reading and has lots of time on their hands.
This is an overall good book that I would recommend to anyone who likes to read comedy books. I Funny TV has many funny and many sad moments, but also some boring moments that made it lose a star.
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Mar 11, 2016 Aaron rated it really liked it

Jamie Grimm is getting his chance to take advantage of one of the rewards for being selected America's Funniest Kid Contest. That's right ... he is going to get to star in his own sitcom, called Jamie Funnie. You would think this would be a dream come true. Unfortunately, it presents more challenges than one would think with chances to offend his friends to a child starlet trying to take over the show as her own. The result is that Jamie finds himself almost wishing the opportunity had never com Jamie Grimm is getting his chance to take advantage of one of the rewards for being selected America's Funniest Kid Contest. That's right ... he is going to get to star in his own sitcom, called Jamie Funnie. You would think this would be a dream come true. Unfortunately, it presents more challenges than one would think with chances to offend his friends to a child starlet trying to take over the show as her own. The result is that Jamie finds himself almost wishing the opportunity had never come along.

Readers get to join Jamie through the experience, which is filled with the usual amount of humor. It is not surprising since Jamie is the standup coming that has to sit down ... at least, that is how he refers to himself because he is in a wheelchair after having survived a tragic accident that took the lives of his parents and younger sister. That has not kept him from finding the lighter aspects of his life, and he continues to do that in this book. Nothing that happens on the set of his show ends up causing him to give up. A lot of that is due to his friends and family, but it really comes to the fact that he is a funny guy.

As with the other Middle School stories, bullying consistently is represented, and the books provide great advice how not to let bullies overwhelm you. It is a nice message, and it is embedded in all the books in a way that it doesn't come across cheesy or preachy. The book is definitely a fun read, but it really probably requires the reader to read that earlier I Funny books, but that is not a problem since they are all enjoyable.

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This is such a hilarious series. And each book is funnier than the last!

Dec 11, 2016 isaac  rated it really liked it

Jamie Grimm has won a contest and is now making a TV show as his prize. He had quite some trouble with what it should be called, and what it's about. After awhile, the Saturday Night Live people figured out what they should call the show, "Jamie Funnie". Then, the SNL people fired the selfish director, and Jamie told them to hire his friend Gilda to be a director! She made the show great! The thing I didn't like about this book is that the plot of each part of the story was slow moving. At the e Jamie Grimm has won a contest and is now making a TV show as his prize. He had quite some trouble with what it should be called, and what it's about. After awhile, the Saturday Night Live people figured out what they should call the show, "Jamie Funnie". Then, the SNL people fired the selfish director, and Jamie told them to hire his friend Gilda to be a director! She made the show great! The thing I didn't like about this book is that the plot of each part of the story was slow moving. At the end of the story, it made me feel happy, but I'll not let you know why because you have to read it yourself. You should also read Diary Of A Wimpy Kid because they are both funny and the main characters are in middle school. Will Jamie Grimm be successful with his show, and will everybody like it? Find out in I Funny TV! ...more

I Funny T.V is about a handicapped boy named Jamie. He has recently won the competition The Funniest Kid Comic in the World. When he won he signed a contract that said he would get his own T.V show called Jamie Funnie. Jamie is unsure about going on with the plan but he already used the prize money that he would half to return if he hanged his mind, so he agrees to do it. During the final rehearsal in front of a live audience Jamie freezes and forgets everything he is supposed to do. The directo I Funny T.V is about a handicapped boy named Jamie. He has recently won the competition The Funniest Kid Comic in the World. When he won he signed a contract that said he would get his own T.V show called Jamie Funnie. Jamie is unsure about going on with the plan but he already used the prize money that he would half to return if he hanged his mind, so he agrees to do it. During the final rehearsal in front of a live audience Jamie freezes and forgets everything he is supposed to do. The director decides that he may half to make a serious cut, like cutting Jamie.

I really liked this book.The characters were realistic and the story was easy to follow. I am giving this book four stars because the only thing that I would have changed is adding more detail to the setting the characters were in.

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Sep 13, 2016 JonahS rated it it was amazing

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. I really loved this book! I recomend that you read the First Three 'I Funny' books before you read this book! The book is about a kid in a wheelchair named Jamie Grimm. Jamie has three best friends named Jimmy Pierce, Joey Gaynor and Gilda Gold. Jamie entered a contest called 'The Planets Funniest Kid' comic contest and won! The prize was a check for $ 1,000,000 and a T.V. Sitcom! The name of the T.V. Show is 'Jamie Funnie'. Jamie has a peculiar family. He lives with his cousins named the Smiley I really loved this book! I recomend that you read the First Three 'I Funny' books before you read this book! The book is about a kid in a wheelchair named Jamie Grimm. Jamie has three best friends named Jimmy Pierce, Joey Gaynor and Gilda Gold. Jamie entered a contest called 'The Planets Funniest Kid' comic contest and won! The prize was a check for $ 1,000,000 and a T.V. Sitcom! The name of the T.V. Show is 'Jamie Funnie'. Jamie has a peculiar family. He lives with his cousins named the Smileys. What's funny about the Smileys is they rarely smile. Jamie has an awesome uncle named Frankie. Uncle Frankie almost always has a yo-yo. Uncle Frankie is also a yo-yo champ. I loved this book because it was silly and made me laugh. ...more

"I Funny Tv". The title of this book should be "I Not Funny Tv" because this book wasn't what I was expecting from a James Patterson book. The plot is good and all, but it just doesn't follow up with the other book I have read form this series. What I don't understand is how the plot goes from being the most funniest kid in the world to being in a T.V show. In my opinion, thats pretty farfetched. It's really upsetting to give such a good series a bad review. Hopefully this next book in the serie "I Funny Tv". The title of this book should be "I Not Funny Tv" because this book wasn't what I was expecting from a James Patterson book. The plot is good and all, but it just doesn't follow up with the other book I have read form this series. What I don't understand is how the plot goes from being the most funniest kid in the world to being in a T.V show. In my opinion, thats pretty farfetched. It's really upsetting to give such a good series a bad review. Hopefully this next book in the series can make me feel a bit better. Not any page in the book made me crack a smile. If you're bored and looking for a time waster, "I Funny Tv" is the book for you. ...more

Feb 01, 2016 Vinnie rated it it was amazing

This book was very good and had lots of comedy. I most of all liked how this kid was in middle school like me and got to experience all of his comedy acts. Even though he is crippled it does not hold him back from achieving his goals. The only thing that does is him chocking on stage in front of lots of people. Overall, I funny TV was a really funny book and was pretty interesting

Dec 18, 2016 Dominik Von rated it really liked it

I Funny TV is a story about Jamie Grimm, a boy in a wheelchair who won the Planet's Funniest Kid Comic contest. He lives with his aunt and uncle. He also gets his own TV show. But can he keep the role of main character?
This is a hilarious story. It is great for both younger and older people. I liked this book, and you will too.

Feb 12, 2017 Mack Shepherd rated it it was amazing

When James Patterson wrote I Funny TV A Middle School Story I think he stepped out of his writing box because he had to imagine himself as a kid in this position. This book is told in the vision of a disabled teenage boy who won a comedy contest in New York making his way through life with bullies, new opportunities, and just teenage problems. The main conflict in the story is when he gets selected for a tv show about himself, and he goes through this stage of doubt and stress to where they thin
When James Patterson wrote I Funny TV A Middle School Story I think he stepped out of his writing box because he had to imagine himself as a kid in this position. This book is told in the vision of a disabled teenage boy who won a comedy contest in New York making his way through life with bullies, new opportunities, and just teenage problems. The main conflict in the story is when he gets selected for a tv show about himself, and he goes through this stage of doubt and stress to where they think they should hire new people to play in his tv show. This requires Jamie to get the help of celebrities, friends, and family to just be himself. Based on the plot James Patterson wants to entertain the reader in this novel. The book mostly takes a comedic take on it, but it can get very real in the way his life goes on with bullies, school, and just a home life.

From my view on the book the theme was pretty easy to spot. I think the theme is just be yourself. At the beginning of the book Jamie loves his life and the way he can get out of anything with comedy, but towards the end of the book the fame is kind of shaping him into something that he is not. A quote explains this by saying: "Or have you completely forgotten your own lousy idea for an even lousier short film?" (223). This quote happens when Jamie has to record late, and his ride is late. He forgets to go to his friends who were going to shoot a short film for school. At that moment Jamie knew that he did something very wrong, and almost lost a big part of his life.

The style that James Patterson used was a narrative. The readers follow the life of a teenage boy throughout the whole story going through the life of a regular teenage boy. A great quote to explain that this book is a narrative is when Jamie says: " So when he threatens to give me a wedgie, I say, you're really good at giving wedgies, Stevie. Do you practice yanking up your own underwear at home? Is that why you always walk so weirdly?" (12). This quote shows how James Patterson put a comedic look to a regular person's life. I think that his style is very effective. A quote that also explains that he is just a person is: "The makeup lady powder-puffs my face to blot away the flop sweat that just drizzled out of my hair." (167). This quote again shows how James Patterson really related to a real person instead of making Jamie Grimm a perfect human. James Patterson really uses a kind of younger age comedy, but when you find a funny joke you just can't wait to turn the page to find another one. I feel like the reader is obligated to turn the page to find out what funny line is on the next page.

I liked I Funny TV A Middle School Story. I feel like on some parts the characters can be relatable, and it can be a book to just pick up and just get a good laugh. I was very skeptical about the humor. I thought the humor would be very dry and boring, but some jokes were very funny and entertaining to read. This book really made me think that not all comedy based books are going to be boring or just have dry comedy. If I could change the book there would be a couple of things. First, I feel like a couple times the book got so depressing for a little bit of time. That some of the jokes that they put in the book weren't that funny. Another thing is that they had some side characters, but some didn't go into that much detail. Finally, some characters after one scene with them in it, we didn't even hear from them after that. I feel that if you're in the story you have to stay in the story for the whole book. That is what I thought of I Funny TV A Middle School Story. One of the funniest books I have ever read.

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Mar 19, 2020 Alyssa rated it really liked it

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. I Funny TV
James Patterson
311 pages

Jamie won The Planet's Funniest Kid Comic and when you win that you get 1 million dollars and your own TV show. Jamie wanted to make a show for kids in Elementary school and he will host it in his Uncle Frankies diner. He doesn't think he is going to be able to have his own show because whrre he lives it is a very small town. He gets somehting he wants!!

What i noticed about the illustrations are that what they say in the story they put pictures of it. I like t

I Funny TV
James Patterson
311 pages

What i noticed about the illustrations are that what they say in the story they put pictures of it. I like that because i can really see the story in my head. An example is Jamie was trying to act cool and he tried to do a wheelie but he fell right on his butt. I could see that in my head because they showed three pictures of it happening. It was also really funny.

The book is differnt then all the others books that James Patterson wrote because all of his other books Jamie would be going to a competition but in this book they were talkng about a TV show. In his last book (book three) Uncle Frankies diner got all messed up my a hurricane. In his first book jamie thought he was not ready for the competition.

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Oct 10, 2017 Sean Dodson rated it really liked it

This is a really good book how Jamie Grimm gets his own TV show on all the funny stuff in his life. Jamie has lots of problems to deal with to so this story was like a(n) adventure to a TV show and before all that he had to choose between TV show or normal life and if he chose TV he just might be successful and if he does not chose the TV show he might just lose every thing. Jamie Grimm has to go through obstacle like bulling and plenty more. so figure out if he be comes the owner of a TV show a This is a really good book how Jamie Grimm gets his own TV show on all the funny stuff in his life. Jamie has lots of problems to deal with to so this story was like a(n) adventure to a TV show and before all that he had to choose between TV show or normal life and if he chose TV he just might be successful and if he does not chose the TV show he might just lose every thing. Jamie Grimm has to go through obstacle like bulling and plenty more. so figure out if he be comes the owner of a TV show about his life or he loses every thing and if he becomes successful or not.The book is mainly about if he should sign or not sign the contract to do the show .Read this story to go on a thrilling event of how his life is like.
I really enjoyed this book because it had cool stuff coming up and I wanted to keep reading to see what will happen next. This book also had short paragraphs winch I like. I also liked this book of how it had new characters coming up and new characters means new events. I loved how this book had really descriptive wording, made me feel like I was in the book.
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James Patterson is the world's bestselling author and most trusted storyteller. He has created more enduring fictional characters than any other novelist writing today, with his Alex Cross, Michael Bennett, Women's Murder Club, Private, NYPD Red, Daniel X, Maximum Ride, and Middle School series. He has sold over 380 million books worldwide and currently holds the Guinness World Record for the most #1 New York Times bestsellers. In addition to writing the thriller novels for which he is best known, among them The President Is Missing with President Bill Clinton, Patterson also writes fiction for young readers of all ages, including the Max Einstein series, produced in partnership with the Albert Einstein Estate. He is also the first author to have #1 new titles simultaneously on the New York Times adult and children's bestseller lists.

The son of an insurance salesman and a schoolteacher, Patterson grew up in Newburgh, New York, and began casually writing at the age of nineteen. In 1969, he graduated from Manhattan College. He was given a full-ride scholarship to Vanderbilt University's graduate program in English. He left Vanderbilt before getting his PhD due to complications involving the Vietnam War.

Instead, he moved to New York to become a junior copywriter for the advertising agency J. Walter Thompson, eventually becoming CEO of its North American company.

In 1976, while still working for J. Walter Thompson, Patterson published his first novel, The Thomas Berryman Number, with Little, Brown and Company. After being turned down by thirty-one publishers, it won the Edgar Award for Best First Novel. Patterson's 1993 novel, Along Came a Spider, his first book to feature Alex Cross, was also his first New York Times bestseller in fiction.

In 2001, Morgan Freeman starred as Alex Cross in a film adaptation of Along Came a Spider, and Tyler Perry also played the character in the 2012 film Alex Cross. A film adaptation of Patterson's middle-grade novel Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life was released in theaters in October 2016.

James Patterson has donated more than one million books to students, focusing on some of the most under-resourced schools and youth programs in the country. To date, he has donated $7.25 million to school and classroom libraries throughout the United States, and $2.1 million to independent bookstores and employees.

Patterson has recently donated over $35 million to his and his wife's alma maters—the University of Wisconsin, Vanderbilt University, and Manhattan College—and he has established over four hundred Teacher and Writer Education Scholarships at twenty-one colleges and universities throughout the country. Patterson has also donated more than one million books to U.S. soldiers at home and overseas.

In May 2015, Patterson launched a children's book imprint at Little, Brown—JIMMY Patterson—that is unwaveringly focused on one goal: turning kids into lifelong readers. This imprint also provides resources, strategies, and programs to serve teachers, parents, librarians, and booksellers. Patterson invests proceeds from the sales of JIMMY Patterson Books in pro-reading initiatives.

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Patterson's awards for adult and children's literature include the Edgar Award, the International

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