Big Nate Series by Lincoln Peirce - 8 Books Collection Box Set - Paperback - Ages 9-12 - Funny School Comedy Chapter Books

Titles in This Set: The Boy with the Biggest Head in the World Big Nate Strikes Again Big Nate On a Roll Big Nate Goes for Broke Big Nate Flips Out Big Nate In the Zone Big Nate Lives It Up Big Nate Blasts Off Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9789124079598 Publisher: HarperCollins Children's Books Age Range: 9-12 Overview: Meet Nate Wright: self-proclaimed genius, cartooning champion and record-holder for most detentions in school history. This eight-book paperback collection gathers the classic Big Nate novels that made him a worldwide bestseller, from disastrous mornings to snow-sculpture showdowns. Packed with comic-strip illustrations and school mishaps, it's an ideal binge-read for middle-grade fans who love fast, funny stories with heart. About the Books: It begins with The Boy with the Biggest Head in the World, where Nate survives a toxic breakfast and detention while insisting he's destined for greatness. Big Nate Strikes Again pairs him with rival Gina on a class project, while Big Nate On a Roll throws him into a scout fundraiser chasing the grand prize. Big Nate Goes for Broke pits Nate and friends against a rival school in a snow-sculpture contest. Big Nate Flips Out tests his friendship with Francis after his sloppiness spirals, and Big Nate In the Zone follows a lucky streak turning his fortunes around. Big Nate Lives It Up has him showing new kid Breckenridge around P.S. 38, and the set closes with Big Nate Blasts Off, as a mocking cartoon sparks a feud and forces Nate into peer counselling with nemesis Gina. Throughout, Lincoln Peirce blends slapstick humour with genuine warmth, using short chapters and comic panels to keep even reluctant readers turning pages, while Nate's oversized confidence and underlying decency give the series lasting appeal. Key Benefits: Eight complete novels covering the classic early Big Nate story arc in one set Comic-strip panels and short chapters keep reluctant and struggling readers engaged Relatable schoo