Jason and his friends sublease his brother Joe's apartment in the city for the summer. They think this will be the best summer of their lives. But that is before they arrive in the city to find that Joe's landlord is a cheating skinflint, they have the world's most tedious jobs at a plastic factory, Joe's car gets stolen, and Jason's roommates both fall in love with the same girl.

This is another hilarious book by Gordon Korman. ( )

Losing Joe’s Place by Gordon Korman is a good laugh! This humorous book is best suited for the middle school age range. It’s every teenagers fantasy to move out and live on their own, but for 16 years old Joe and his buddies, it’s a reality. The turn of events that take place while Jason, Ferguson and Don sublet Jason’s brother’s apartment, keep readers engaged and interested from start to finish.. The pain in the neck landlord, Mr. Plotnick’s misfortune provides a summer of fun for the three friends. The cast of funny cast of characters and the triumphs will delight both guys and girls alike. ( )

Younger brother gets pushed around by his older brother Joe.

I have read "Losing Joe's place" several times. I still smile / chuckle about WASH DAY and the description of what falls out of the poncho. ( )

Since it was a school book that I had to read, I automaticly hated it. I thought all the characters were wierd. Our teacher said we would laugh, and we never did. So since this book was really boring and short, I wasn't a big fan of it. ( )