Ms. Krup cracks me up!

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My weird school volume 21
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Something weird is going on!

A.J. thinks that nothing can possibly be as boring as a sleepover in the natural history museum. But anything can happen when Ms. Krup is in charge. The tour guide says that dinosaur skeletons come to life in the middle of the night. Is she right?

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Contributors
Goldsmith, Jared narrator, Narrator
Gutman, Dan Author
Paillot, Jim Illustrator
Recorded Books, LLC
ISBN
9780061346064
9780061346057
9781490629582
9781490629575
9780061973420

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  • Mr. Klutz Is Nuts! (My weird school Volume 2) Cover
  • Mrs. Roopy Is Loopy! (My weird school Volume 3) Cover
  • Ms. Hannah Is Bananas! (My weird school Volume 4) Cover
  • Miss Small Is off the Wall! (My weird school Volume 5) Cover
  • Mr. Hynde is out of his mind! (My weird school Volume 6) Cover
  • Mrs. Cooney is loony! (My weird school Volume 7) Cover
  • Ms. LaGrange Is Strange! (My weird school Volume 8) Cover
  • Miss Lazar is bizarre! (My weird school Volume 9) Cover
  • Mr. Docker Is Off His Rocker! (My weird school Volume 10) Cover
  • Mrs. Kormel is not normal! (My weird school Volume 11) Cover
  • Ms. Todd Is Odd! (My weird school Volume 12) Cover
  • Mrs. Patty Is Batty! (My weird school Volume 13) Cover
  • Miss Holly is too jolly! (My weird school Volume 14) Cover
  • Mr. Macky is wacky! (My weird school Volume 15) Cover
  • Ms. Coco Is Loco! (My weird school Volume 16) Cover
  • Miss Suki is kooky! (My weird school Volume 17) Cover
  • Mrs. Yonkers Is Bonkers! (My weird school Volume 18) Cover
  • Dr. Carbles is losing his marbles! (My weird school Volume 19) Cover
  • Mr. Louie Is Screwy! (My weird school Volume 20) Cover
  • Ms. Krup cracks me up! (My weird school Volume 21) Cover

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These short, simply written early chapter books focus on everyday happenings in school. Each book in the series highlights a different character in Zigzag, the students while in Weird School, it's the teachers! -- Kathy Stewart
Though Wayside is a multi-volume short story collection and Weird features one complete tale in each book, both of these silly series highlight the wild and wacky happenings of a very unusual school. -- Stephen Ashley
Although My Weird School is written for a slightly younger audience than Diary of a Wimpy Kid, both beloved long-running series will give kids the giggles. -- Autumn Winters
Both lighthearted series will appeal to emerging readers looking for everyday adventures featuring guys in school settings. My Weird School has more wacky humor while Stink Moody has more illustrations. -- Kathy Stewart
Both laugh-out- series involve the misadventures of young boys including interactions with adults in their lives who aren't always they seem. Young readers can look forward to plenty of action along with lots of pictures! -- Kathy Stewart
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Sports-loving older kids will find much to enjoy in both Dan Gutman and Matt Christopher's fast-paced stories. Usually featuring guy characters, each author's works weaves sports action into other happenings - either contemporary daily school life (Christopher) or time-travel involving visiting sports heroes (Gutman). -- Kathy Stewart
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