Category: Children Type: Fiction
Pages: 35
Copyright: Aug 17 2001
Matthew is still learning more and more about school life and being a child of God. In these funny adventures, he learns about initials, and how to play soccer. But, what does he do when he really gets mad?
EXCERPT
Now I was past frustrated. I was mad! Those kids made me forget about wiggling my loose tooth. Now it’ll never come out today.
Some of them were still singing, “Mad. Mad. Mad.” They just kept getting louder and louder.
So, I stood up on top of my desk and turned around. I put my hands on my hips, just like Jayden, and yelled, “I WAS NOT MAD THEN, BUT I AM NOW!”
“And, so am I,” came a voice from behind me. I was pretty sure it was Mrs. Holbrook at the door.
I gulped a really big gulp. And then, I pretended I was an ice cube and froze. I didn’t even move my eyebulbs anymore.
And, you know what? I think that I’m in trouble.
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