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Summary Of Run Ons Run Wild By Kevin Crabtree
Run-ons Run Wild
Kevin Crabtree decided to write a new story, this one was about a monster named Gertrude the Gabber. No one listened to Gertrude at the Monster Meetings, she talked too much. Everyone said that her sentences went on and on there was just no stopping her! Then she met a monster named Edwin the Editor he told her all she needed was a pencil to shorten her sentences. Gertrude didn’t believe him, she tried it at the next meeting. Now Gertrude is an excellent speaker, she’s also the Monster Club’s new secretary!
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