By Katherine Applegate, Brian Biggs
ISBN-10: 0061148857
ISBN-13: 9780061148859
ISBN-10: 0061837938
ISBN-13: 9780061837937
A trophy for Roscoe? it kind of feels like every body has an award of a few type. other than Roscoe. yet a pet-trick contest is bobbing up, and primary prize is a huge, glossy trophy. Roscoe fairly desires that trophy—would he even borrow a person else's puppy to win?
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Cold. ” “Goofy likes toilet water,” I said. ” “He’s a nice dog,” Martin said. Goofy licked Edward. Then he licked Martin. Then he licked me. “Yes,” I said. ” ... Dad drove me and Edward to the contest. I’d told him and Mom a teensy little fib about why I was taking Edward instead of Goofy. I said Martin had to go to his tuba lesson. So he couldn’t take Edward to the contest. Which was true. 56 Then I said I was doing Martin a favor. Because he really wanted Edward in the show, so he asked me to help out.
That’s okay. ” I pictured myself holding that shiny, glittering-in-the-sun, could-even-be-real gold trophy. I looked down at poor old goofy Goofy. I checked over my shoulder. Mom was back in the garden, busy mulching. “No, wait,” I whispered. “It’s a deal. ” We went behind some tall bushes. Goofy and Edward came, too. I took off my itchy, ugly sweater. It was the best trade I’d ever made. Except for the time I talked Hazel into giving me her double-scoop chocolatechip-cookie-dough ice cream cone for a pink rubber band.
Even Gus didn’t think Edward was a reader. And Gus believes everything. I mean, Gus believes toads give you warts. And everybody knows that’s not true. 30 Toads are great. Frogs give you warts. “I’ll bet you dogs can read,” I said. ” “Roscoe,” Emma said, “I love Goofy. ” “And he lies down when you say sit,” Gus added. I know they weren’t trying to be mean. But I felt like I had to defend my dog. ” I said. ” My mouth said all that real fast. While my brain was still trying to catch up. I hate it when that happens.
Roscoe Riley Rules #3: Don't Swap Your Sweater for a Dog by Katherine Applegate, Brian Biggs
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