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The Math Problem

Susan Troutt
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Pages
122
Year
2012
Language
English
Publisher
AuthorHouse

About

Jake has a problema BIG Math problem. A teenage tutor comes to his rescue, and that’s when the fun begins. His eagerness to show what he’s learned turns into trouble - especially for know-it-all Angela.

Jake gives his teacher Miss Winters a bouquet of poison ivy and steals the show with his wacky Math rap. Pretty soon, marbles are rolling under his teachers feet, and students are shedding their clothes. But when Jake brings a sword to school to teach division, not-to-be outdone Angela, with scissors in hand, shows him how division is really done.

With chaos in the classroom and Jakes gravity- defying hair, who knows what will happen next in the very hilarious story of THE MATH PROBLEM.

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