Allison thought all the kids in Mrs. Jewls's class were silly, even Rondi, and Rondi was her best friend. Then there was Jason, who was always pestering her. That was because Jason hated her. Or else he loved her. Allison wasn’t sure which.
Allison is a student in Mrs. Jewls' class and she is a book-only character. She is best friends with Rondi.
Appearance[]
She has blonde hair, sky-blue eyes, all of her teeth, and a sky-blue windbreaker.
Personality[]
Allison is shown to be a very helpful and girly student to those who are nice to her. In "Allison," for example, she helps Louis, Miss Mush, Mrs. Jewls, and the librarian by returning favors they usually help her with. She always tries to say something nice, and is shown attempting to befriend the hateful Kathy. She is known to have two sides, a nice and helpful one, and an aggresive and superior one. She is seen to enjoy helping out the teachers, but she will not take people who bother her.
Major Roles[]
- In Sideways Stories from Wayside School in a chapter called Allison, she ends up giving all the teachers things, since they help her so often.
- In Wayside School is Falling Down, there are three nineteenth chapters: A Bad Case of the Sillies, A Wonderful Teacher, and Forever is Never. These involve Allison being trapped on the 19th story after wondering if their class is on the 29th story, and having to do busy work for days on end before she can escape.
- In Wayside School Gets A Little Stranger in a chapter called Poetry, Allison struggles to write a poem as Rondi wonders what hers will be about.
Trivia[]
- She does not appear in the cartoon alongside Paul, Calvin, Jason, D.J., Kathy, Ron, Dameon, Terrence, Joy, Mac, Deedee, and Benjamin Nushmutt.
- Despite the fact Rondi is her best friend, she supposedly knocked out Rondi's two front teeth.
- Allison doesn’t particularly like boys compared to girls, suggesting to Mrs. Jewls that she should name her baby “bucket head” if it turns out to be a boy. Also, she invited all the girls in her class to her birthday party but only invited two boys, Jason and Stephen, because she was convinced that too many boys would act silly.