Stacey the Math Whiz

by Ann M. Martin

Book Overview

When Stacey is asked to join the math team, she is afraid that she will get stage fright. The whole school depends on her to do what she can to win. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0590692119
• ISBN13: 9780590692113
• Release Date: January 1997
• Publisher: Apple
• Length: 143 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 5.2" x 7.5"
• Age Range: 8 to 12 years
• Grade Range: Grades 3 to 7

Customer Reviews

good book

I loved math in middle school just like stacey does so it's good a book about her math skills was written.

Math Team?

Stacey knows she's talented at math. But is she good enough to be the state math champion? The head of the SMS math team thinks so. She asks Stacey to join.Math Team? Just the thought of it gives Stacey the shivers. What if she doesn't know all the answers? What if the Mathletes are a bunch of losers?The whole school is counting on Stacey. And once she starts competing, she's going to be in it to win.

AWESOME!!!

Stacey gets asked to join a math club called the "Mathletes" At first stacey doesn't want to join, but then she finally decides to join. This book was cool because it showed me how fun math can be. In this book Stacey tutors an 8-year old girl called Lindsey. When Stacey gets to busy with the mathletes, the members in the B.S.C. ask Claudia to tutor Linsey! This book was really good

Mathswise

Stacey has always been a good math student. No, that's wrong, in fact, she's always been EXCELLENT in Maths. She has her doubts about joining the Maths club Mathletes, but in fact, she likes it! But when her dad gets fired and he comes back to Stoneybrook trying to be the "new dad", everything messes up and Stacey has to choose (sort of) between her dad and mathematics. D23H

The discovery that things are not always what they seem.

Stacey has always had a flair for math. One day she is asked to join the school's math club; a club that is in competition with other schools for the "best in math" title. Stacey is torn between doing what she likes, and the pressure of belonging to a club that is not always viewed as "cool" in most schools. What Stacey decides to do could change her life at school, and with her friends. To add to her dilemma, her normally over-worked father has suddenly been laid off from his job. All of a sudden her father that was usually too busy for her has way too much time on his hands; time that he wants to spend with her. The decisions that Stacey has to make are the epitome of the choices a teenager has to make daily. Will Stacey follow her heart and do what is right? Or will she over-extend herself trying to please everybody? Follow this teenager's tough decisions as she tries to do what is right without hurting anyone she cares about