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2 This book belongs to: YEAh! (Very smart!) Nosy
3 DINO slime First Prize
4 EVERYTHING'S AMAZING (Sort of) By Liz Pichon
5 This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents are either products of the author s imagination or, if real, are used fictitiously. Copyright 2012 by Liz Pichon All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced, transmitted, or stored in an information retrieval system in any form or by any means, graphic, electronic, or mechanical, including photocopying, taping, and recording, without prior written permission from the publisher. First U.S. edition 2015 Library of Congress Catalog Card Number ISBN TK Printed in TK, TK, U.S.A. This book was typeset in Pichon. The illustrations were done in mixed media. Candlewick Press 99 Dover Street Somerville, Massachusetts visit us at
6 and to a m (my and UK Thank Scholastic publisher) Candlewick. you
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8 I m in a GOOD mood for of reasons.... read on 1
9 1. I ve found MORE excellent ways to use Delia s sunglasses (that she doesn t know about). Armpit scratcher Smelly-sock holder Foot scratcher Bird scarer 2. I RAN TWICE aro ound the popped garden before my toast up. Which is a NEW WORLD RECORD. 2
10 3. My TOAST DOODLES * looked AMAZING! My toast art ENJOY! Especially the one of Delia. AND I m EVEN a bit EA ARLY for school. *See page 407 for how I make TOAST DOODLES. 3
11 Mr. Fullerman looks see me in class on time. SHOCKed to He says, This is a nice surprise, Tom. and smiles. (Which doesn t happen very often.) Then Marcus pulls a face at me. (Which does happen a lot.) Nice 4
12 But can put me in a BAD mood today! Apart from these two words... 5
13 Math lesson. Then it gets worse... Math lesson with Mrs. Worthington. and worse... Now. I ve stopped smiling. 6
14 LUCKILY sits next to me in class and she L VE ES math. She can t get enough of math, which is handy for me because THIS is how much I like math: LOVE math HATE math Off the scale So WHEN I get stuck on something tricky, I can take a speedy look at like this: s correct answers 7
15 B ut if I look the other way like this: All I get is Marcus Meldrew s rubbish answers. He s almost as bad at math as me. PUNCHES But from the way he the air and says, YES, MATH, MY FAVORITE! you d think he was a math. (He s not.) 8
16 Then T Mrs. Worthing W TASH appears. I call her that because e she has a slightly top lip. ER EVER Just to be clear, I NEVER say Mrs. Worthing W TASH out loud. She e announces to the WHOLE CLASS that if we re REALLY good all lesson, we can do her SPECIAL MATH QUIZ. she says enthusiastically. I doubt it. 9
17 Marcus tells, You can be on my team. Amy looks thrilled. Marcus is behaving like a total TWIT. He keeps grinning g and nodding at EVERYTHING W Mrs. Worthing is saying. (Yes, yes.) Ever since Marcus was caught TASH CHEATING on the AWARD CHART, he s been trying to get back into ALL the teachers good books. It s sort of working, too, because 10
18 W TASH congratulates Marcus Mrs. Worthing on being He s sitting up STRAIGHT, MORE I tell pleased with himself now (if that s possible). smug tha at another word for Which makes her laugh. KEEN is just IRRITATING. Then Mrs. Worthing W TASH asks, looking EVEN We both keep very quiet. 11
19 Unlike Marcus, who won t shut up. He s got his hand up and wants to know if we ll be doing MULTIPLICATION-TABLES today. Groan.... Then he says, I ve been practicing a LOT, Mrs. Worthington. And M rs. WorthingTASH says, Nice work, Marcus
20 Still, it could be worse. At least I get to do a bit of drawing, even if it is just and numbers. just lines Here goes.... So far, so good. 13
21 12 squares this way 12 t h is w a y I m busy trying to fill in my table (doing the ones I know first: two- and ten-times table). Marcus keeps saying, This is SO easy. But I can see mistakes already. that he s made loads of Ha! Ha!
22 I take a quick glance in direction just to check I m doing OK. (She s nearly FINISHED hers.) Then it gets a bit tricky. I have to use my fingers to count. (Doesn t everyone?) Marcus starts DELIBERATELY LOUDER counting than me, which is really putting me off. I keep losing my place. TEN, FIFTEE EN, TWENTY... F SIX... TWO, FOUR, I VE LOST MY PLACE AGAIN. He s driving me... 15
23 B NKERS! I can t concentrate with him NEXT to me being all and NOISY. SEVEN... FOURTeen... TWENTy-ONE. It s impossible to write my numbers prope 16
24 So I start to doodle instead... What LION? MARCUS NOISY AND ANNOYING and draw this. 17
25 Then I do another one... What monster? and another. What spider? 18
26 One more. What giant BOY-eating bird? 19
27 Mrs. Worthing W TASH spots Norman Watson leaning back in his chair. She tells him to. Then she says, Which is a shame because I didn t get to finish this drawing... OR my multiplication table. What ogre? 20
28 Oh, well. I ll fill it all in during the rest of the lesson. I m trying VERY hard to pay attention to M rs. WorthingTASH. TA ASH. She is busy teaching the lesson and saying things like: Mysteriously my eyelids seem to be getting heavier and heavier. and heavier 21
29 I force them back OPEN by trying to CONCENTRATE on what she is saying. The trouble is, it sounds like she s speaking another language (one I don t understand). And to make things worse, 22
30 Mrs. Worthing W TASH keeps moving CLOSER and CLOSER to me so I can see a bit too clearly for my liking. her mustache (It s even HARDER to concentrate now.) I find mysel f STARING at the number of hairs she has under her nose and counting them. Which is helping me keep my eyes OPEN. I have counted almost fifteen hairs when Mrs. Worthing W TASH asks me, 23
31 I don t want to be rude or bring attention to the fact that I HAVEN T finished my MULTIPLICATION TABLE yet. So I am VERY polite and say, I m FINE, thank you, MRS. WORTHING NGTASH. And she says, So I say it a BIT LOUDER. I m FINE, thank you, MRS. WORTHING RTHINGTASH. TASH. (Did I just say that out loud?) 24
32 From the way Mrs. Worthington is at me, Yep... I did. I m guessing I did. This might take some explaining. 25
33 I try my best. Because I have a TERRIBLE cold, this SNEEZE just crept up on me unexpectedly when I said your name like this... ata Mrs. WorthingaaaaTAa Sniff, sniff. SHHO HOOOOOOO! OOOOOO! I m not sure Mrs. WorthingTON is convinced. mmmmm 26
34 L uckily for my rescue by N ME, orman Watson comes to f a l l i n g b a c k wa r d s i n h i s c h a i r a g a i n. Now he s waving his legs around in the air like an upturned turtle because he s stuck. Mrs. Worthington W goes to help him and tells me: That doesn t sound good. 27
35 LATER My math teacher s name is: MRS. WORTHINGTON MRS. WORTHINGTON MRS. WORTHINGTON MRS. WORTHINGTASHTON TASH MRS. WORTHINGTON MRS. WORTHINGTON MRS. WORTHINGTON MRS. WORTHINGTON MRS. WORTHINGTON MRS. WORTHINGTASHTON MRS. WORTHINGTON MRS. WORTHINGTON MRS. WORTHINGTON MRS. WORTHINGTON MRS. WORTHINGTON MRS. WORTHINGtON MRS. WORTHINGTON MRS. WORTHINGTON MRS. WORTHINGTON MRS. WORTHINGTON MRS. WORTHINGTON MRS. WORTHINGTON MRS. WORTHINGTON MRS. WORTHINGTON MRS. WORTHINGTON MRS. WORTHINGTON MRS. WORTHINGTON MRS. WORTHINGTON MRS. WORTHINGTON MRS. WORTHINGTON MRS. WORTHINGTON MRS. WORTHINGTON MRS. WORTHINGTON MRS. WORTHINGTON MRS. WORTHINGTON MRS. WORTHINGTON
36 I won t make that mistake again (out loud). 29
37 BrEAK News travels FAST in our school. Everyone seems to know about my MUSTACHE MISTAKE. D erek is a laug hing until I tell him about the lines I had to do AND the EXTRA math homework, too. Which he thinks is harsh. 30
38 So, to cheer me up, Derek suggests we go and have a game of It s an EXCELLENT ENT idea. CHAMP is a GREAT game to play for lots of reasons:. 1. You don t need much stuff: and chalk. BALL 2. It s super FAST... so you never get bored. 3. Me and Derek are pretty good at CHAMP. 31
39 W CHAMP When we get to CORNER some little kids have already drawn out a Champ square and are about to start playing. Chalk Ball Derek asks if we can join in the game, but they don t seem THAT keen. Mmmm? 32
40 I promise we won t hit the ball hard, I say in case they re worried. I will, because I am the smallest girl says., Derek whispers, She won t be CHAMP for very long! Here are the rules of CHAMP, in case you don t know.... it s easy. 33
41 RULES of ChaMp (It s a bit like cheap tennis.) U se your hand to hit the ball O nly one but the 1 CHAMP four (no scooping). bounce allowed ball can go to any of the four squares. the To BECOME the CHAMP you move around the squares. B ut if you re OUT you go to the back of queue, or to square if there s no one waiting. 34
42 CHAMP Out 1 2 Queue Missed! 4 3 You must try to stay in CHAMP SQUARE for as long as possible to become the. (Oh, yes!)
43 Tom Gates: Everything s Amazing (Sort Of) L. Pichon
You get THREE GOLD STARS. for reading this book (good choice).
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