Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life is written by James Patterson. That is when Rafe gets his huge thought. He may not be the sharpest or most famous child in school, yet there's one thing he can do—soften each administer up the book. He calls it Operation R.A.F.E. what's more, he honors himself focuses for each govern he breaks. He begins by pulling the fire caution on the principal day of school. At home, things aren't so awesome: Rafe lives with his mother and younger sibling, Georgia, and his apathetic, jerky stepdad-to-be, Bear. In any case, at school, things are looking into on the grounds that this entire govern breaking thing is pretty fun. Bit by bit, Rafe breaks an ever increasing number of tenets and gets stuck in an unfortunate …show more content…
In the long run, Rafe sort of cools it with the entire Operation R.A.F.E. thing and tries to walk the straight and limited way. However, this ends up being harder than he thought. Mill operator, a.k.a. The Bully, swipes his Operation R.A.F.E. note pad and after that compels him to get it back one page at any given moment. Rafe likewise thinks Jeanne may be into him, yet then she places him in the friendzone. Gracious, and he may fail 6th grade, as well. He can't get a break. Thus, Rafe at long last assumes if he will be this hopeless attempting to be ordinary, at that point he should proceed and simply break the principles. Leo proposes that Rafe do one major venture toward the finish of the year. Something gigantic. Something that includes real vandalism. In this way, Rafe draws a major scene on one of the dividers outside the school. He supposes it's a perfect work of art. His instructors aren't so inspired. That same night, Bear winds up harming Rafe's mother amid a battle and the children need to call the police. (Keep in mind the squad car from the earliest starting point of the story? That is