Review of What Did They Say?

Chris Agbara · Post by **Chris Agbara** » 17 Mar 2025, 16:26

A hilarious and heartwarming read! "What Did They Say?" is a delightful compilation of quotes from 8th-grade students that will leave you giggling and nodding in recognition. A must-read for parents, teachers, and anyone looking for a lighthearted and entertaining book! 5/5 stars!

Post by **Victory Ositaorah** » 17 Mar 2025, 16:34

This book sounds so interesting and funny. Eighth-graders can be super weird and relatable. Would love to read this book.

Post by **Iloh Ikechukwu** » 17 Mar 2025, 16:35

This book would be really beneficial for parents and kids. From your review, this book would develop a child’s thought process and I love it. Thank you for your honest review.

EVALINE MAGWAMU 1 · Post by **EVALINE MAGWAMU 1** » 17 Mar 2025, 17:28

Well done for a detailed review that gives us the summary of what the book What Did They Say?' entails.Though looking as as a fun book,it is really educative.Whatever the students learn is retained in memory for long.Author Todd Sherman did a great work in producing such an interesting book.Ideal for all ages.Congratulations for being the BOTD.

azza lia · Post by **azza lia** » 17 Mar 2025, 17:50

What a lovely and entertaining book. I love reading lighthearted and fun experiences. The concept is interesting and definitely worth reading. Innocent kids saying silly things is comical. Let's just cherish those moments before their minds get contaminated by brain rot contents. Thank you for a nice review.

Post by **Surabhi Rani** » 17 Mar 2025, 19:03

'Official Review: What Did They Say?: Observations from Eighth-Grade Students' by Todd Sherman has an interesting introduction. It is saturated with amusement. This compilation of quotes from children spans many classes and kids over a few years. Readers will get caught up in the funny, sometimes sarcastic, and often off-the-wall things the kids say. The author is a caring teacher and a person. It was great to learn that the book can be read by anyone who wants some comic relief in an easy-to-read book!

Post by **Wanda Wallace** » 17 Mar 2025, 19:52

'What Did They Say' by Todd Sherman is a delightful book! I have only read the sample pages which was three chapters, but I know this is a good one. The author writes so well, his words seem to just flow onto the page. You will get some good laughs from this book.

Post by **Kajori Sheryl Paul** » 17 Mar 2025, 20:14

A compilation of quotes and the stories behind them sounds ingenious.

Thank you for the great review.

Rose Angela · Post by **Rose Angela** » 17 Mar 2025, 20:20

What Did They Say? by Todd Sherman is a collection of over 600 funny and insightful quotes from eighth graders, capturing their unique wit and perspective during his teaching years.

Cassandra Clare · Post by **T Lynn Caruso** » 17 Mar 2025, 20:52

Teenagers, in general, say the weirdest things. This teacher had an amazing reputation with his kids as being funny and enjoyable. His sample was easy to read and funny; I am glad he always made a point of not embarrassing the kids because other kids can be cruel at that age, and image is a big thing with them. It is good he could get them to laugh and enjoy attending his class. Great review.

Post by **Natalie MT** » 17 Mar 2025, 20:57

Oh my goodness, yes, absolutely. Eighth graders are so off-the-wall. There's a tiktoker who makes videos about things that their teens say. It has me cackling.

Rady Espinoza · Post by **Rady Espinoza** » 17 Mar 2025, 21:37

The book consists of a collection of quotes from kids from a variety of classes and years. His personality is revealed by the fact that his now-adult children still communicate with him.
Anyone looking for simple reading material with some comedy relief should read this book. Wonderful BOTD.

Post by **Anu Anand** » 17 Mar 2025, 21:38

This book sounds like a fun and easy read, filled with hilarious and off-the-wall quotes from eighth-grade students. It seems like a great way to enjoy some lighthearted humor while reflecting on the quirks of adolescence. Congrats on BOTD!

Post by **Sarah Zain** » 17 Mar 2025, 21:50

The review is engaging and expressive. What do young teens say? The book seems to be interesting and shows us the impressions of eighth grade children from their perspective. It's nice that someone cares enough about what children say to write a book about it. Congrats on BOTD

17 Mar 2025, 22:30

This is an interesting and entertaining book, but this is not one I am interested in reading. I do not have children, so stories about them are not something I care about.