The World According to Humphrey
The World According to Humphrey
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Sorry to say, Sayeh didn’t raise her hand. But Heidi Hopper did—amazing! A.J. actually whispered. Richie cleaned my cage. I tried to imagine him with a big black mustache like his uncle Aldo.
Later, when Mrs. Brisbane asked him to name the capital of Kentucky, Richie said, “Hot dog.”
Everyone giggled, of course. Especially Stop-Giggling-Gail. Otherwise known as Gail Morgenstern.
“Repeat-That-Please-Richie,” said the teacher.
Richie realized he’d made a mistake, so he tried again. “Frankfurter,” ...he said.
More giggles. Explosive giggles.
“Try again, Richie,” said Mrs. Brisbane, who was on the verge of smiling herself.
“Uh . . . Frankfort!” he said proudly.
(That was the correct answer, by the way.) So, you see, it wasn’t exactly a bad day in Room 26. It’s just that I was jittery, wondering what would happen to me when the bell rang. Would I be left alone . . . hungry, utterly forsaken for two whole days? Or would I be a captive in the haunted house of Mrs. Brisbane?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sorry to say, Sayeh didn’t raise her hand. But Heidi Hopper did—amazing! A.J. actually whispered. Richie cleaned my cage. I tried to imagine him with a big black mustache like his uncle Aldo.
Later, when Mrs. Brisbane asked him to name the capital of Kentucky, Richie said, “Hot dog.”
Everyone giggled, of course. Especially Stop-Giggling-Gail. Otherwise known as Gail Morgenstern.
“Repeat-That-Please-Richie,” said the teacher.
Richie realized he’d made a mistake, so he tried again. “Frankfurter,” ...he said.
More giggles. Explosive giggles.
“Try again, Richie,” said Mrs. Brisbane, who was on the verge of smiling herself.
“Uh . . . Frankfort!” he said proudly.
(That was the correct answer, by the way.) So, you see, it wasn’t exactly a bad day in Room 26. It’s just that I was jittery, wondering what would happen to me when the bell rang. Would I be left alone . . . hungry, utterly forsaken for two whole days? Or would I be a captive in the haunted house of Mrs. Brisbane?
What to read after The World According to Humphrey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Betty G. Birney to read onlineMoreLess
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