Never Glue Your Friends to Chairs
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said Mr. Goosegarden. “I certainly hope you won’t disappoint your parents with this kind of rowdy behavior at the open house.”
Coco raised her hand.
“Roscoe started it, Mr. Goosegarden,” she said. “He made walrus teeth.”
Coco was not really being helpful. If you ask me.
“I’m sure Roscoe will remember that walrus teeth are not appropriate,” said Mr. Goosegarden. “And that chairs are for sitting. Not sword fighting.”
He winked at me.
Mr. Goosegarden and I go way back.
“Sorry,” I said. “I didn’t kn...ow there was a no-walrus-teeth rule.”
“That’s okay, Roscoe,” said Mr. Goosegarden. “I know you will come through this afternoon.”
He smiled at Ms. Diz. “Don’t worry,” he said. “The first year of teaching is always the hardest.”
Mr. Goosegarden waved good-bye. The door closed behind him.
Ms. Diz sighed.
She looked at the clock on the wall. “It’s way past time for reading groups. Let’s take off the head bobbles…. I mean the antennae. Just do the best you can this afternoon.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Mr. Goosegarden. “I certainly hope you won’t disappoint your parents with this kind of rowdy behavior at the open house.”
Coco raised her hand.
“Roscoe started it, Mr. Goosegarden,” she said. “He made walrus teeth.”
Coco was not really being helpful. If you ask me.
“I’m sure Roscoe will remember that walrus teeth are not appropriate,” said Mr. Goosegarden. “And that chairs are for sitting. Not sword fighting.”
He winked at me.
Mr. Goosegarden and I go way back.
“Sorry,” I said. “I didn’t kn...ow there was a no-walrus-teeth rule.”
“That’s okay, Roscoe,” said Mr. Goosegarden. “I know you will come through this afternoon.”
He smiled at Ms. Diz. “Don’t worry,” he said. “The first year of teaching is always the hardest.”
Mr. Goosegarden waved good-bye. The door closed behind him.
Ms. Diz sighed.
She looked at the clock on the wall. “It’s way past time for reading groups. Let’s take off the head bobbles…. I mean the antennae. Just do the best you can this afternoon.”
What to read after Never Glue Your Friends to Chairs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katherine Applegate to read onlineMoreLess
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