the worst years of my life by james patterson

The movie follows Rafe as he intentionally breaks school principal Dwight’s rigid and unnecessarily strict rules. It demonstrates the importance of fighting for what you believe to be right. Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life is an inspiring coming-of-age comedy based on a best-selling book. Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life has some coarse language. social media networks like Facebook and Instagram.Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life has some product placement, including: Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life shows some mild sexual activity. Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life shows adults drinking socially while they’re dining at a restaurant. Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life has some very mild sexual references, including when a female character is described as a ‘hot’ woman. Lots of manure gets dumped on a character as part of a prank.

A very young girl drives a car illegally and unintentionally damages it.

There is animated/cartoon violence featuring sketched characters using weapons like guns – they shoot things and cause small light explosions.

Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life has some very mild violence.

Middle school power and authority grief and loss friendship and relationships parenting Violence Rafe now becomes more determined than ever to publicly denounce the principal for his unethical behaviour. To do this, they play lots of pranks that get attention and appreciation from other students.Īfter Dwight tries to frame several students for the pranks by placing false evidence in their lockers, Rafe eventually confesses and is expelled from the school. Rafe is determined to seek revenge, so he and his friend Leo decide that they should metaphorically destroy Principal Dwight’s own book of rules and regulations by repeatedly misbehaving and breaking every rule. While Rafe is sketching during a school assembly, Dwight notices and reacts by destroying Rafe’s entire sketchbook. After meeting the excessively strict and rule-driven principal Ken Dwight (Andy Daly), Rafe begins to doubt whether his experience will be a positive one.

It’s about Rafe Katchadorian (Griffin Gluck), who transfers in the middle of the year to a new school after having been expelled from several others. Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life is based on the novel by best-selling author James Patterson.

The worst years of my life by james patterson