The Big Blueberry Barf-Off! (2005)
The Big Blueberry Barf-Off!
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Chapter 6 HEADMASTER UPCHUCK Think fast AGAIN, Bernie.
I made my eyes go all wide and innocent. “Do you mean this money in my hand, sir?” I asked.
“Yes, that money in your hand,” Headmaster Upchuck replied.
The Headmaster is short and squat and bald, and he kind of waddles when he walks. He looks a lot like a duck. Some sixth grade kids say he has webbed feet. But you can’t believe sixth graders.
I was surprised to see him out on the Great Lawn. The Headmaster has his own little house and office... next to the classroom building. And he seldom leaves it.
“That’s a very handsome suit you’re wearing, sir,” I said. “I like the stripes. Makes you look at least a foot taller.”
“Bernie, the cash,” he said. “What are you doing with all that money?”
I held the wad of bills tightly in my hand. “This is money I’ve raised, sir, from all the kids,” I said. “It’s to build a statue of you, sir. Right next to I. B. Rotten.”
I gave him a quick, two-fingered salute.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chapter 6 HEADMASTER UPCHUCK Think fast AGAIN, Bernie.
I made my eyes go all wide and innocent. “Do you mean this money in my hand, sir?” I asked.
“Yes, that money in your hand,” Headmaster Upchuck replied.
The Headmaster is short and squat and bald, and he kind of waddles when he walks. He looks a lot like a duck. Some sixth grade kids say he has webbed feet. But you can’t believe sixth graders.
I was surprised to see him out on the Great Lawn. The Headmaster has his own little house and office... next to the classroom building. And he seldom leaves it.
“That’s a very handsome suit you’re wearing, sir,” I said. “I like the stripes. Makes you look at least a foot taller.”
“Bernie, the cash,” he said. “What are you doing with all that money?”
I held the wad of bills tightly in my hand. “This is money I’ve raised, sir, from all the kids,” I said. “It’s to build a statue of you, sir. Right next to I. B. Rotten.”
I gave him a quick, two-fingered salute.
What to read after The Big Blueberry Barf-Off!?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R. L. Stine to read onlineMoreLess
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