Homework Hassles (Ready, Freddy! #3)

freddy Thresher Has A Problem: A Really, Really, Big Problem. His Teacher Wants The Class To Do Reports On Nocturnal Animals, And Everybody But Freddy Has A Really Cool Animal To Study. How Will Freddy Find One? When His Best Friend, Robbie, Says The Two Boys Should Have A Sleepover And Sneak Outside At Night, Freddy Makes A Huge Mistake And Ends Up Getting His Late-night Wish In A Very Unexpected Way!

carolyn Mott Ford - Children's Literature

in This Installment Of The Ready, Freddy! Series, Freddy Is Definitely Not Ready. His Teacher, Mrs. Wushy, Has Assigned Everyone In The Class To Write A Report About A Nocturnal Animal. Freddy's Friend Robbie, The Brain Of The Classroom, Is All Set To Write A Report About His Leopard Gecko But Freddy Can't Even Come Up With An Idea. Robbie Is Spending The Night At Freddy's House And They Decide To Stay Up So They Can See What It's Like To Be Nocturnal. They Try To Make Sure Freddy's Super-neat Mom And Pesky Sister Suzie Don't Wreck Their Plans, But When Freddy And Robbie Sneak Outside, Freddy Winds Up With More Problems Than He Ever Imagined. Because Freddy's Last Name Is Thresher, He's Fascinated By Thresher Sharks And Sharks Of All Kinds, So The Word Fin Is Hidden In Every Illustration In The Book. The Story Is Lighthearted And Fun But When Freddy Decides To Report On Bats, The Text Reads Like A Real Classroom Assignment. 2004, The Blue Sky Press/scholastic, Ages 6 To 9.