Brief Summary Of The Novel Mr. Terupt Falls Again

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Mr. Terupt Falls Again Do you believe in happy endings? You will want to in this outstanding novel, Mr.Terupt Falls Again. You are in for a real treat with the sixth graders at Snow Hill Elementary School. In this novel, there are many main characters who each have their own struggle. Peter’s problem is that his parents aren't being that understanding, Alexia finds herself in group with some older kids, that she’s not okay with and Daniella tries to figure out what her family is hiding from her. Then there’s Jeffrey, who finds someone who makes his whole life change, Jessica finds out some heart breaking news about Mr. Terupt, Anna gets enough courage to ask her mom about her nonexistent dad and Luke has

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