“Somebody Get Me Out of Fourth Grade #7 CHAPTER 5 IT SAID: Redo. That’s all. Redo. Now you know me. I’m no expert in vocabulary, but I do know a thing or two. One thing I know is what the letters re mean when they’re in front of a word. Like take the word rewrite, which is always what I have to do on my compositions. It means do it again, and this time, use the dictionary. Redo. As in not good enough. No way, Jose. Do over. When I saw the word Redo next to my name, I knew it could only mean one ...thing: I was going to have to repeat the fourth grade. It was the worst moment of my life. I thought about all my friends going on to the fifth grade, and me—stuck in the same class with my smarty-pants sister. I thought about how Nick McKelty was going to hold this over my head forever and tell everybody he’s ever met that I wasn’t smart enough to get out of the fourth grade. I thought about the look on my dad’s face when they tell him that his only son, if you don’t count Cheerio, is being left behind.MoreLessRead More Read Less
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