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A Frog in My Throat
A Frog in My Throat
A Frog in My Throat
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A Frog in My Throat

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Kate and Jake have always been best friends; always, that is, until Jake's cousin, Lionel, moves nearby.

Jake starts spending time with Lionel instead of Kate. Kate struggles with his abandonment and her own loneliness as she seeks new friends that share her likes and dislikes. And, perhaps there is a place in her life for her old best friend after all.

LanguageEnglish
Release dateMar 1, 2008
ISBN9781554695638
A Frog in My Throat
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Frieda Wishinsky

Frieda Wishinsky is the international award-winning author of over seventy books. She writes picture books, chapter books, novels and nonfiction. Her books have been translated into many languages. Frieda lives in Toronto, Ontario.

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    A Frog in My Throat - Frieda Wishinsky

    Chapter One

    Dumb Movie

    "Want to see Revenge of the Ghost tomorrow?" Kate asked her best friend Jake.

    Sure, said Jake.

    Kate and Jake loved Revenge of the Ghost. They’d seen it three times already, but they still loved watching it.

    They loved to scream when the ghost appeared in the captain’s room.

    They loved to screech, I’m back, when the ghost screeched, I’m back.

    They loved to howl when the ghost took off his head and carried it down the hall like a hat.

    See you tomorrow at two, said Kate.

    I’ll bring potato chips, said Jake. Jake always brought potato chips.

    The next day, Kate filled a bowl with popcorn and a plate with chocolate chip cookies. She’d helped her mom bake the cookies that morning. The house still smelled of chocolate. It was the best smell in the world.

    At two fifteen, Kate looked out the window. She didn’t see Jake, but she wasn’t worried.

    Jake was always late.

    Last week his excuse was that he didn’t have any clean underwear. The week before he said the zipper on his pants broke. Kate smiled. What crazy excuse would he have

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