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It doesn’t actually lend itself to a sequel, Jaxon. The kids are in their final year of middle school, whuch means they’re going into the high school system, where they will probably be separated, even into different schools, epending on where they live. It would be too repetitive to lump them all together in the “problem” class, as they were in the first book. Plus back then they had only that one year to get through, whereas high school goes on forever — or sometimes it feels that way!

Anyway, the “lesson” the book tries to show is that everybody has some talent for something. It just needs to be found and nurtured. The kids should be relatively OK from here on in, no? Think positive!                                         –GK–