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Strange and zany- a kids book for older kids and teens, or for grownups who remember being awkward. A love story between two awkward teens with fantastic names- Marsh Mellow and Edna Shinglebox.
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Pardon Me, You're Stepping on My Eyeball!
Pardon Me You're Stepping on My Eyeball
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ISBN-13: 9780006719045
ISBN-10: 000671904X
Publication Date: 1/1/1978
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ISBN-10: 000671904X
Publication Date: 1/1/1978
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Publisher: Fontana
Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover
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Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover
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Caroline M. (Nyteglori) reviewed Pardon Me, You're Stepping on My Eyeball! on + 15 more book reviews
This is a great story about friendship. Zindel makes the characters seem very real with very real problems. They come alive in a very fun story, that is hard to put down.
This is a wonderful book for teens!! Very interesting!
The Hilarious adventures of two misfits- Marsh Mellow & Edna Shinglebox. "I love the school cafeteria in fifth period because there's a girl in there with long, straight, black hair, whose name is Edna Shinglebox, and she looks as freaky and depressed as I am.
That's Marsh Mellow talking. He writes hate letters, keeps a raccoon his pocket and thinks the whole world loathes his guts. Then he meets Edna, bombards her with insults, blasts her with outrageous lies and drags her on a horrendous, wild goose chase halfway across country in search os someone who doesn't exist! There's just one thing Marsh doesn't understand--Edna Shinglebox likes him.
That's Marsh Mellow talking. He writes hate letters, keeps a raccoon his pocket and thinks the whole world loathes his guts. Then he meets Edna, bombards her with insults, blasts her with outrageous lies and drags her on a horrendous, wild goose chase halfway across country in search os someone who doesn't exist! There's just one thing Marsh doesn't understand--Edna Shinglebox likes him.
From the back cover: "The hilarious adventures of two misfits - Marsh Mellow and Edna Shinglebox. 'I love the school cafeteria in fifth period because there's a girl in there with long, straight black hair, whose name is Edna Shinglebox, and she looks as freaky and depressed as I am.' That's Marsh Mellow talking. He writes hate letters, keeps a raccoon in his pocket, and thinks the whole world loathes his guts. Then he meets Edna, bombards her with insults, blasts her with outrageous lies and drags her on a horrendous wild goose chase halfway across country in search of someone who doesn't exist! There's just one thing Marsh doesn't understand -- Edna Shinglebox likes him."
From back cover: "I love the school cafeteria in fifth period because there's a girl in there with long, straight, black hair, whose name is Edna Shinglebox, and she looks as freaky and depressed as I am."
That's Marsh Mellow talking. He writes hate letters, keeps a racoon in his pocket and thinks the whole world loathes his guts. Then he meets Edna, bombards her with insults, blasts her with outrageous lies and drags her on a horrendous, wild goose chase halfway across country in search of someone who doesn't exist! There's just one thing Marsh doesn't understand - Edna Shinglebox likes him.
That's Marsh Mellow talking. He writes hate letters, keeps a racoon in his pocket and thinks the whole world loathes his guts. Then he meets Edna, bombards her with insults, blasts her with outrageous lies and drags her on a horrendous, wild goose chase halfway across country in search of someone who doesn't exist! There's just one thing Marsh doesn't understand - Edna Shinglebox likes him.
