Take one prankster, put her together with the editor of the world's most boring school newspaper, add one over-worked principal, and you've got a recipe for the most chaotic few weeks in the history of Upland Green Elementary. The unlikely duo of Martin Wettmore, editor and expert grammarian, and Trixi Wilder, prankster extraordinaire, is given the task of improving the pathetic sales of their school newspaper. Martin and Trixi clash over everything from journalistic integrity (Trixi has none) to imagination (Martin has none). But when the paper starts to wreak havoc at the school, Principal Baumgartner shuts it down and assigns Trixi to Saturday morning bus-washing duty. To redeem themselves, Martin and Trixi resolve to create one very special edition of the Upland Green Examiner.
n Tuesdays after school, Mom leaves her job at the bank early to drive me to piano lessons with Mrs. Barker, the nastiest piano teacher in the known universe. She's about as friendly as a runaway lawn mower. Unfortunately, Dad and Mom ...
This year, his colleagues have had enough. This year, they're getting rid of Mr. Edwards. In this collection tongue-in-cheek stories, Mr. Edwards dies, tale after tale. "A clever, funny and totally engaging noir-vella! Loved it!
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When Oliver's best friends Reggie, Karl, and Grayson move away, he desperately tries to strike up a new friendship with the new kid at school- Garret, a basketball star with attitude.
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