Wesley Harris hates halloween. He hates it almost as much as he hates the stupid middle school haunted house that he won't ever go in. But why does the arrival of a new, mysterious teacher seem to... More > coincide with his hearing strange noises and voices coming from the school haunted house, still under construction? Is it some strange dark magic, or is the new teacher behind the strange occurances? Will Wesley overcome his fear of haunted houses in his quest to learn the mystery behind the strange events going on at school? Find out in this latest Wesley Harris installment. Explore the first in the series, "Wesley Harris and the Rotten Patterson Kids" by visiting www.PublishAmerica.com< Less
Wesley Harris hates halloween. He hates it almost as much as he hates the stupid middle school haunted house that he won't ever go in. But why does the arrival of a new, mysterious teacher seem to... More > coincide with his hearing strange noises and voices coming from the school haunted house, still under construction? Is it some strange dark magic, or is the new teacher behind the strange occurances? Will Wesley overcome his fear of haunted houses in his quest to learn the mystery behind the strange events going on at school?< Less
People can be so weird sometimes, can’t they? Not you. I’m sure you’re lovely, but some people can just be insufferable. One afternoon, I was on my way to the grocery store with my... More > Aunt Edna (she wasn’t really my aunt...actually, it was my parole office, but he liked to be called "aunt". Okay, he hated it, but I’m needy right now. Happy?)...and when we get to the store, this old lady grabs the shopping cart I was going for. To be fair, her stuff was already in it, including her baby, but I did have my eye on it the day before when I came in...and I think "dibs" have actual legal effect. It was *my* cart. I was going to spit at her, but my mouth was all dry. Don’t you hate that? I mean, I was completely parched. Ah, well. The nasty look I gave to the back of her head probably did the trick. The guy who saw me do it looked frightened, that’s for sure. The way he moved away from me so quickly is proof of that.< Less
People can be so weird sometimes, can’t they? Not you. I’m sure you’re lovely, but some people can just be insufferable. One afternoon, I was on my way to the grocery store with my... More > Aunt Edna (she wasn’t really my aunt...actually, it was my parole office, but he liked to be called "aunt". Okay, he hated it, but I’m needy right now. Happy?)...and when we get to the store, this old lady grabs the shopping cart I was going for. To be fair, her stuff was already in it, including her baby, but I did have my eye on it the day before when I came in...and I think "dibs" have actual legal effect. It was *my* cart. I was going to spit at her, but my mouth was all dry. Don’t you hate that? I mean, I was completely parched. Ah, well. The nasty look I gave to the back of her head probably did the trick. The guy who saw me do it looked frightened, that’s for sure. The way he moved away from me so quickly is proof of that.< Less
Wesley Harris hates halloween. He hates it almost as much as he hates the stupid middle school haunted house that he won't ever go in. But why does the arrival of a new, mysterious teacher seem to... More > coincide with his hearing strange noises and voices coming from the school haunted house, still under construction? Is it some strange dark magic, or is the new teacher behind the strange occurances? Will Wesley overcome his fear of haunted houses in his quest to learn the mystery behind the strange events going on at school? Find out in this latest Wesley Harris installment. Explore the first in the series, "Wesley Harris and the Rotten Patterson Kids" by visiting www.PublishAmerica.com< Less
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