Reseña del libro "Framed (en Inglés)"
What happens when the principal is not your pal? She's a straight-A student who follows the rules and feels guilty when other kids get in trouble. Then two things happen at once: a school eye exam puts her in glasses she's sure make her look like a baby, and her so-called friend Anne slips her a note during a math test. The note has all the answers on it. She never asked for it, and she turns it face-down. But Mr. Tyler, the math teacher, believes Anne's tearful act instead. Suddenly the girl who never breaks a rule has a signed conduct card, a failing math grade, and three weeks of after-school detention with a room full of spitball-shooting boys. Her classmates are turning against her, and her parents are storming into the principal's office. Detention turns out to have a surprisingly good view of that office. With a photographic memory, some sneaking around, and her new glasses, she starts to overhear things she was never meant to hear. The principal is covering for Anne, and that's only the tip of the iceberg. What is really going on at her school goes far beyond one unfair test. Told in a funny, honest, diary-style voice, Framed is a middle-grade mystery about injustice, fake friends, and what one kid can do when the adults in charge get it wrong. A funny, twisty school story for readers ages 9-12 who love a mystery with a secret.