Lawn Boy's incredibly profitable summer continues. Now his stockbroker Arnold hires a staff to help run the Lawn Boy's growing business. A dicey character named Zed enters the picture, claiming to be a relative of Joey Pow, the winning boxer that Lawn Boy sponsors. And who is trying to throw Joey Pow's fights? The jaw-dropping ludicrousness of Lawn Boy's situation doesn't soar as highly as the original, but his story is outrageous all the same. And it's nice to see Lawn Boy finally recognize his true priorities. ( )

Although I wasn't quite as entralled with the sequel to LAWNBOY as I expected to be, it is still a must read for fans of the first book. Much has changed in the 6 weeks since the narrator's lawn care business has made him a millionaire. Wacky Grandma is taking care of him while his folks are on vacation. His assets keep accumulating, stress keeps rising and a yearning for returning to the carefree life of a kid gets bigger. (Grades 3-6) ( )

good! both titles are good. ( )

Not as funny as the first book but enjoyable. ( )

Cute book. Funny. Some students will like it. Sequel to Lawn Boy.

Tricia