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A Little Too Rambunctious

A Little Too Rambunctious

A Little Too Rambunctious

Richard Voorhees

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Editorial:
Found Art Publishing
Año de edición:
2015
Materia
Ficción histórica
ISBN:
9780990626473
Páginas:
208
Encuadernación:
Cartoné
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A Little Too Rambunctious is a 10-year-old's take on The Secret Life of Kids. Parents are cranky, brothers sadistic, and the Fifth Grade teacher, Miss Salappa, is angry and mad-with a red ballpoint pen to prove it. At least his best friend Mr. Cool has her. Peanut Butter Man and Mr. Cool will get through it somehow-with recess and Skeeball and the school Carnival and Space Food Sticks and snow that sticks and the girl with the pretty nice arm. Who'd have thought there were so many three-letter words to describe 1968? Nam. Wax. Fuc. Mad. 3

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