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Young Angie McCullough has a problem. She's flunking English, and she's
desperate. She'll do anything--lie to her teacher--steal from a friend--anything
except tell the truth. But what she didn't count on was stepping
through the wrong door and coming face-to-face with Mark Twain in a lonely
graveyard
Mark Twain's Tragedy in the Graveyard is a marvelous mixture of
entertainment and education. English teachers will love it because of its clear
presentation of the basics of good writing, taught by the Father of the American
Novel--Mark Twain. Students will love it because of its fun, light presentation.
And parents will love it because of its moral Tragedy in the Graveyard is 40 minutes of laughter and learning. But more than that, it promotes an important moral lesson: tell the truth, no matter what the cost.
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