Regarding the Trees by Kate Klise - 145 pages
Book 3
Principal Wally Russ is going to be evaluated and he is determined that his school should look its best. That means the weeping willow behind the school needs to be cut down and the other trees trimmed. So he asks Flo Waters to see if she is up to the job.
This is the story in the Regarding series by Kate Klise. It includes subplots about gender wars, family history, and romance. A great addition to the series.
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Thursday, October 22, 2015
Monday, October 19, 2015
Regarding the Sink by Kate Klise
Regarding the Sink by Kate Klise - 134 pages
The students of Geyser Creek Middle School are back. This time they would like Flo Waters to design them a new sink for their cafeteria. Only one problem -- it appears Flo is missing!
This is the sequel to Regarding the Fountain. I enjoyed this one as much as the first book. I'm looking forward to the remaining books in the series.
The students of Geyser Creek Middle School are back. This time they would like Flo Waters to design them a new sink for their cafeteria. Only one problem -- it appears Flo is missing!
This is the sequel to Regarding the Fountain. I enjoyed this one as much as the first book. I'm looking forward to the remaining books in the series.
Thursday, October 15, 2015
Regarding the Fountain: A Tale, in Letters, of Liars and Leaks by Kate Klise
Regarding the Fountain by Kate Klise - 138 pages
Dry Creek Middle School needs a new drinking fountain. Flo Waters has been contacted about replacing the old drinking fountain. She's delighted to take the job and asks for input from the fifth grade class on what they would like the drinking fountain to be like. And so starts a school year full of letters between the students and Flo.
This was a fun read. The story is told completely through letters, memos, and postcards. It was fun to piece together the story. It was a little dated in places -- for example, the kids record interviews using a cassette recorder. However, it doesn't detract from the story any.
Dry Creek Middle School needs a new drinking fountain. Flo Waters has been contacted about replacing the old drinking fountain. She's delighted to take the job and asks for input from the fifth grade class on what they would like the drinking fountain to be like. And so starts a school year full of letters between the students and Flo.
This was a fun read. The story is told completely through letters, memos, and postcards. It was fun to piece together the story. It was a little dated in places -- for example, the kids record interviews using a cassette recorder. However, it doesn't detract from the story any.
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