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How Does Louis Sachars Create 30 Standards On The 19th Floor?

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This book is written by Louis sachar who expericed elementary school assistant during his college. This story starts quite interestingly. Wayside school architect of mistake causes, but the school there is a ridiculous situation that became the 30th floor one class per rank imminent to create 30 pieces of class on the first floor. 19th floor is not layer time, 18th floor below is the 20th floor. This is also a mistake of the architect. It increased only playground because of that. 30 floor half of Mrs. Jewls that becomes the center of the story, the children of the same as teachers and half a strange school, are all abnormal. The most memorable scene is made with all of the child that does not listen to you say apple hold Mokuuryoda is, he

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