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Mr. Tony is full of baloney!

Gutman, Dan (Author). Paillot, Jim. (Added Author).

The After School Kids' Care director wants to get into The Guiness Book of World Records, and A. J. and the gang jump in to help him.

Book  - 2010
J FIC Gutma
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  • ISBN: 0061703990
  • ISBN: 9780061703997
  • Physical Description print
    100 pages : illustrations --.
  • Edition 1st ed.
  • Publisher New York : HarperCollins, [2010]

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"Harper".
Target Audience Note:
"Ages 7-10"--P. [4] of cover.
Immediate Source of Acquisition Note:
LSC 5.25

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My Weird School Daze #11: Mr. Tony Is Full of Baloney!
My Weird School Daze #11: Mr. Tony Is Full of Baloney!
by Gutman, Dan; Paillot, Jim (Illustrator)
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My Weird School Daze #11: Mr. Tony Is Full of Baloney!


Oh no! A.J.'s mom just got a job, so he has to go to ASKK--After School Kids' Kare. And Mr. Tony, the guy who runs the ASKK program, is crazy. He wants to get into the Guinness Book of World Records by making the world's largest pizza! Will A.J. and the gang be able to tunnel out of the child-care room and escape to freedom Run for your lives! Dan Gutman's hugely popular My Weird School series has sold nearly three million copies to date and has a special following among reluctant readers. My Weird School books have been sold in more than forty countries, with translation rights sold to Japan, Korea, and China. This powerhouse series continues to grow. Don't miss the newest book! My Weird School gets kids reading! "I didn't like to read, but when I read your books I loved reading."--Trent, Mrs. O's class "My son who is in third grade loves to read the Weird School series.... I find him wanting to keep reading even after his assigned time is up. He can't get enough."--Stephanie, parent "I just recently had parent/teacher conferences and had a parent in tears over how happy she is that her once 'frustrational' reader son is now sneaking to read your books late at night.'"--Amy, second-grade teacher