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  1. Louis Sachar _ Small Steps

    She said his life would be like walking upstream in a rushing river. The secret was to take small steps and just keep moving forward. If he tried to take too big a step, the current would knock him off his feet and carry him back downstream.
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  2. Louis Sachar _ Holes

    only, if only, the moon speaks no reply;Reflecting the sun and all that's gone by.Be strong my weary wolf, turn around boldly.Fly high, my baby bird,My angel, my only
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  3. Louis Sachar _ Sideways Stories from Wayside

    Yes," Leslie agreed. "Rondi showed excellent taste by not wearing the hat or the boots. They go so well together.
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  4. Louis Sachar _ Sideways Stories from Wayside

    In fact, they were much too cute to be children.
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  5. Louis Sachar _ Sideways Stories from Wayside

    They had never had a nice teacher. They were terribly afraid of nice teachers.
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  6. Louis Sachar _ Wayside School Gets A Little

    Even the book I'm reading to my class," said Miss Zarves. "The author makes fun of teachers!
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  7. Louis Sachar _ Wayside School Gets A Little

    If a donkey could talk, and if the donkey had a sore throat, and if it spoke with a French accent-that was what Mr. Gorf's voice sounded like.
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  8. Louis Sachar _ Wayside School Is Falling Down

    Miss Zarves taught the class on the nineteenth story. There was no Miss Zarves.
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  9. Louis Sachar _ Wayside School Is Falling Down

    Tired," said Jason. "S-L-E-E-P-Y. Tired.
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  10. Louis Sachar _ Someday Angeline

    He didn't want her to know that he didn't understand, but what he didn't realize was that she didn't understand either, so that if he had just told her he didn't understand, she would have understood, but when he told her he understood, then she didn't understand.
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  11. Louis Sachar _ Someday Angeline

    Instead, they called her a name. They called her "a genius." And even though it really didn't explain anything, everybody considered it a satisfactory explanation.And that way, nobody ever had to really try to understand.
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  12. Louis Sachar _ There's a Boy in the Girls'

    Until he knows he isn't a monster, how is anybody else supposed to know?
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