AUTHOR: Robert McCloskey
If you like mini-stories, you'll love this book because it's full of them. All of the stories were about one boy named Homer Price, who is very smart. In fact, he's so smart that he can build his own radios. There is a lot of trouble where he lives and he's always in it, but he also always figures out how to get out of it. My favorite story in the book is called "Mystery Yarn." In the story, Homer's Uncle Telly and the Sheriff try to save as much string as possible to see who can make the biggest ball. Whoever collects the most string gets to ask Miss Terwilliger to marry him. However, what they didn't know was Miss Terwilliger also was saving string on her own and she ended winning by making a huge ball of string that was bigger than the others. I didn't expect that.
Most of the stories are just about Homer and his adventures. I thought this book was very cool because instead of being full of different chapters in one big story, each section was a completely different story, which made it interesting and fun.








In "Mystery Yarn", does that mean NOBODY marries Mrs.Terwilliger? Other than that, sounds like a great book. I might read it.
in mystery yarn what i think it's ASOME i would sooo love to read it & i'am not kidding !!
it is an awesome book. how do i know? i have it!i like the case of the sensational scent best.
Since everyone seems to like it... I will try to read it too!! Thanks for recomending a book that is loved by its readers!
Thanks for reomending the book is really good
this looks like a good book if i can get ahold of it i will totally read it my friend read it and said it was good
I read it once a long time ago but I don't really remember it.Since looking at your blog I decided I might read it again to see if it will jog my memory.Thanks!
This book is SSSOOOOO funny. I like the story unlucky 13 when they make the donuts out of giant ragweed seeds.
I liked this book, too! there are several sequels to it.
I have read some books like that. This book sounds funny. (HELP! I'm running out of stuff to say!)
Hey, cool! It kind of sounds like Encyclopedia Brown... except... not really. But it looks good.