Freaky Friday
Fiction | Novel | YA | Published in 1972
154
Novel • Fiction
•
Fantasy•
HumorNew York City • 1970s
1972
YA
8-12 years
In Freaky Friday, Mary Rodgers tells the story of a girl who experiences life from her mother's perspective after they mysteriously swap bodies. The narrative explores the challenges and misunderstandings between them, offering insight into family dynamics and self-discovery.
Humorous
Fantastical
Emotional
8,830 ratings
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Freaky Friday by Mary Rodgers is praised for its humorous and engaging premise of body-swapping between a mother and daughter, which provides insightful commentary on understanding different perspectives. Readers appreciate the witty narrative and relatable characters. However, some critique the book for its dated references, which may not resonate with modern audiences. Overall, it remains a charming and entertaining read.
A reader who enjoys Freaky Friday by Mary Rodgers likely appreciates humorous and whimsical stories about identity and empathy. Fans of Ella Enchanted by Gail Carson Levine or The Switch by Megan Shull, which also explore transformations and life lessons, will find Freaky Friday engaging.
8,830 ratings
Loved it
Mixed feelings
Not a fan
154
Novel • Fiction
•
Fantasy•
HumorNew York City • 1970s
1972
YA
8-12 years
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