This is the second Trey Jones book. In this book, Trey raps every word like a rap song. It is kind of silly annoying. I think my parents would be annoyed if I did that.
Trey raps about everything from school to his sisters. He is being creative in how he uses his words. He also dresses like a rapper with rings and jewelry.
I liked this book because I like it when people are creative with their words. I recommend to my classmates too. The boys will find it funny.
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Great review! I like that you appreciate Trey’s creativity.