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Spellbound: Rm. 201 series.
Illustrated by
Betsy Peterschmidt.
Seventh-grade science teacher Ms. Fleek is more than a little creepy. Each centering on a different student in room 201, the slight hi-lo horror stories involve empty jars filled with ghosts, obsessive study groups, dragon eggs, and a mysterious door (that may explain Ms. Fleek's odd behavior). Ample full-color illustrations, words that pop in different typefaces, and very spare texts will help struggling readers with decoding. Review covers the following Spellbound: Rm. 201 titles: Buyer Beware, The House Sitters, The Key, and The Study Group.
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4-6
Spellbound: Rm. 201 series.
Illustrated by
Betsy Peterschmidt.
Seventh-grade science teacher Ms. Fleek is more than a little creepy. Each centering on a different student in room 201, the slight hi-lo horror stories involve empty jars filled with ghosts, obsessive study groups, dragon eggs, and a mysterious door (that may explain Ms. Fleek's odd behavior). Ample full-color illustrations, words that pop in different typefaces, and very spare texts will help struggling readers with decoding. Review covers the following Spellbound: Rm. 201 titles: Buyer Beware, The House Sitters, The Key, and The Study Group.
(4)
4-6
Spellbound: Rm. 201 series.
Illustrated by
Betsy Peterschmidt.
Seventh-grade science teacher Ms. Fleek is more than a little creepy. Each centering on a different student in room 201, the slight hi-lo horror stories involve empty jars filled with ghosts, obsessive study groups, dragon eggs, and a mysterious door (that may explain Ms. Fleek's odd behavior). Ample full-color illustrations, words that pop in different typefaces, and very spare texts will help struggling readers with decoding. Review covers the following Spellbound: Rm. 201 titles: Buyer Beware, The House Sitters, The Key, and The Study Group.
(4)
4-6
Spellbound: Rm. 201 series.
Illustrated by
Betsy Peterschmidt.
Seventh-grade science teacher Ms. Fleek is more than a little creepy. Each centering on a different student in room 201, the slight hi-lo horror stories involve empty jars filled with ghosts, obsessive study groups, dragon eggs, and a mysterious door (that may explain Ms. Fleek's odd behavior). Ample full-color illustrations, words that pop in different typefaces, and very spare texts will help struggling readers with decoding. Review covers the following Spellbound: Rm. 201 titles: Buyer Beware, The House Sitters, The Key, and The Study Group.