Henry And the Clubhouse
“They were all over Glenwood School, too. Everywhere Henry went he heard fadatta s and beepum, boopum, bah s. He began to wish he had never heard the silly thing. Quite a few mothers felt this way, too, and asked their children please to stop saying that—that thing. But the whole school went right on saying,“fadatta, fadatta, fadatta.”
And all because of Ramona. Yes, Henry decided, something was going to have to be done about Ramona, but what he did not know.
“Say, Mom,” Henry said one evening, “how can I keep Ramona from being such an awful pest all the time?”
“Just don’t pay any attention to her,” answered Mrs. Huggins.
“But Mom,” protested Henry.“You don’t know Ramona.”
Mrs. Huggins laughed. “Yes, I do. She is just a lively little girl who gets into mischief sometimes. Ignore her, and she will stop bothering you. She only wants attention.”
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