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Donutheart

Stauffacher, Sue

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Donutheart

Sue Stauffacher is a professional journalist and has been writing a children's book review column for over ten years. The author lives in Grand Rapids, MI.

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Title of ebook: Donutheart
Reading level: ages 8 to 12
ISBN: 9780375849244
Publisher: Random House Children's Books
Internet download file size: 739 kb
Released online for download: 03-11-2008
Author of eBook: Stauffacher, Sue

Donutheart

CHAPTER ONE

Fear of Flying

In the course of human events, it is sometimes necessary to reduce one's water intake to delay natural functioning. Using the boys' bathroom at Pelican View Middle School was to be avoided whenever possible. I will spare you the details of my first visit; it's enough to know that it involved me, Franklin Delano Donuthead, an industrial-sized roll of toilet paper, and an eighth grader's knowledge of ancient Egyptian mummification techniques.

The problem is, the adolescent body is 75 percent water. And what goes in must come out. Just not in the boys' bathroom. Note that I did not say "the boys' and girls' bathrooms." All you need is a peek through the open door to realize that girls can attend to their business behind closed doors. I am still working through my feelings about this. ... read full excerpt from Donutheart ebook