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Paperback - 128 pages
ISBN: 0380754843
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Book description
The teacher pushes the new computer out of the window- what's going on here? It's just a lesson on the laws of gravity in one of the wacky incidents in this sequel to Sideways Stories From Wayside School. As the outrageous fun continues in a school of classrooms built one on top of the other, the 29 children up on the 30th floor engage in one adventure after another, changing the school routine into something that is far from normal.
Publisher's Weekly
The wacky school--and unusual characters--first portrayed in Sideways Stories from Wayside School is back. But in the sequel, the students venture further than they dared before--Myron walks down to the basement, Allison finds the nonexistent 29th floor, Mrs. Jewls drops a brand-new computer from the 30th floor, Jenny reads a story backwards, and a substitute teacher turns the tables on the class. Sachar has written 30 tongue-in-cheek, slightly madcap stories that are sure to appeal to the slightly caustic humor that is typical of middle readers.
School Library Journal
Wayside School is 30 stories high with only one room on each floor. On the top floor is Mrs. Jewls' class, where order has been abandoned in favor of nonsense and silliness. Each of the 30 stories in this collection features an unusual vignette or character sketch. The stories are only loosely tied together, and many have a shaggy dog quality. While adult readers may be left quizzical, children who relish the ridiculous will enjoy themselves tremendously. With bad puns, extended jokes, and an irreverent attitude, Sachar keeps his readers amused. This is a sequel to Sideways Stories from Wayside School. |
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