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Ha, Ha, Ha

She Was a Very Funny Girl

Helen Tsalacopoulos
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Pages
26
Year
2014
Language
English
Publisher
Archway Publishing

About

There is a very funny girl who says very funny words because she likes to make her friends laugh. One day, as she and her friends play a jump rope game on the sidewalk, she says a word that no one has ever heard before. Her friends all look at each other. And then they start to laugh. They laugh so hard that they can’t jump rope anymore. They laugh so hard that they can’t even stand up.

It isn’t long before the other children are saying this silly new word. They say it to other friends, who start to say it too. This fun word makes everyone smile. But what happens when a word gets used too much?

In this delightfully entertaining story, a young girl shares her joy of making up silly words to make her friends laugh. When one word gets old and loses its magic, it’s up to the same young girl to come up with another.

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  • General
  • Juvenile Fiction

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