# Books like How to Eat Fried Worms

**10** books similar to *How to Eat Fried Worms* by Thomas Rockwell (Humor · grades 3–6), matched on shared themes, shared award lists, genre, and reading level. Every pick is grade-appropriate (a reading-level match, not just a topical one) and links to where it is assigned in US schools.

**Themes:** humor, friendship, school, courage
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## Similar books

- [The Best School Year Ever](https://readinglist.school/book/the-best-school-year-ever) by Barbara Robinson _(Grades 3–6)_ — Shares themes of humor and school, both on the Hawai'i Nēnē Award list (+2 more shared lists), and same genre (Humor).
- [The Last Straw](https://readinglist.school/book/diary-of-a-wimpy-kid-the-last-straw) by Jeff Kinney _(Grades 4–7)_ — Shares themes of humor and school, both on the Wisconsin Golden Archer Award list, and same genre (Humor).
- [My Teacher Is an Alien](https://readinglist.school/book/my-teacher-is-an-alien) by Bruce Coville _(Grades 3–6)_ — Shares themes of humor, friendship, and school, both on the Hawai'i Nēnē Award list, and overlapping grades (3–6).
- [Wayside School Is Falling Down](https://readinglist.school/book/wayside-school-is-falling-down) by Louis Sachar _(Grades 3–5)_ — Shares themes of humor, friendship, and school, same genre (Humor), and overlapping grades (3–5).
- [Dogtown](https://readinglist.school/book/dogtown) by Katherine Applegate & Gennifer Choldenko _(Grades 3–6)_ — Shares themes of humor, friendship, and courage, both on the California Young Reader Medal list (+2 more shared lists), and overlapping grades (3–6).
- [Rodrick Rules](https://readinglist.school/book/diary-of-a-wimpy-kid-rodrick-rules) by Jeff Kinney _(Grades 4–7)_ — Shares themes of humor and school, same genre (Humor), and overlapping grades (4–7).
- [The Superteacher Project](https://readinglist.school/book/the-superteacher-project) by Gordon Korman _(Grades 3–6)_ — Shares themes of humor, friendship, and school, both on the South Carolina Children's Book Award list, and overlapping grades (3–6).
- [Diary of a Wimpy Kid](https://readinglist.school/book/diary-of-a-wimpy-kid) by Jeff Kinney _(950L · Grades 3–7)_ — Shares themes of humor, friendship, and school, both on the Wisconsin Golden Archer Award list, and overlapping grades (3–7).
- [The Legend of Rock Paper Scissors](https://readinglist.school/book/the-legend-of-rock-paper-scissors) by Drew Daywalt _(Grades 2–8)_ — Shares themes of humor, both on the California Young Reader Medal list (+1 more shared list), and same genre (Humor).
- [A Royal Conundrum](https://readinglist.school/book/a-royal-conundrum) by Lisa Yee _(Grades 3–6)_ — Shares themes of humor and friendship, both on the Oklahoma Sequoyah Children's Book Award list (+1 more shared list), and overlapping grades (3–6).

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