Frindle | Character Analysis
Nick (Nicholas) Allen is the novel's main character. He is mostly, but not completely, innocent and that contributes to his appeal. For the most part, he is simply an inventive boy who has ideas spilling out of him all the time. He is also a bit of a rebel, someone who tries to get things to go a little more his way than that system might allow. These traits combine to guide him in transforming his third grade classroom into a sandy tropical paradise…when it is winter in New Hampshire. They are also the reason he is the only one to notice that Mrs. Avery's nose looks...
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