School is the only thing standing between fifteen year old Russel Culver and his dream. Now that his teacher's hauled off and died, maybe Hominy Ridge School will shut down for good and can light out for the endless skies of the Dakotas to join a team of harvesters working the new 1904 all steel threshing machines. No such luck. Russel and his schoolmates are about to be ruled by a new teacher who is Russel's worst nightmare. Of course, no teacher is a match for Russel and his friends. they are going to do what ever it takes to close down the school. But their teacher gets in the way and tries to change the minds and the thinking of Russel.
Richard Peck IS that's right, he's alive, he is an author. He won new berry honors on many of his books, including, a long way to Chicago, and the sequel to that, a year down yonder. Richard Peck is an amazing man.
He is recorded to have written 37works of fiction, presumably novels, 2 of which werenot published as novels but made into films. Another three of his published novels were also made into films. He also wrote 8 non-fiction books.
'Peter piper picked a peck of purple pickled peppers' would be considered a tongue twister.
The word woodpecker has three syllables. (wood-peck-er)
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The resolution in "The Teacher's Funeral" by Richard Peck involves the students successfully coming together to teach the school board a lesson about the value of their beloved teacher and ensuring that their teacher's wish for her successor is respected. The community also comes together to support the school in a positive way.
the ship sinks. the end -Sydney
In "The Teacher's Funeral" by Richard Peck, the rising climax occurs when the townspeople launch a successful effort to help the school by attending a fundraiser and bidding for a school bell. This event shows how the community comes together to support the school and honor the deceased teacher.
Some examples of figurative language used in "The Teacher's Funeral" by Richard Peck include: "like a high school principal with a grudge," "as tall as a flagpole," and "time dragging like a cement block."
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"The Teacher's Funeral" by Richard Peck is set in a small town in 1904. The plot follows the narrator, a young boy named Russell, and his siblings as they navigate life after their teacher unexpectedly dies. The story revolves around family dynamics, small-town life, and the challenges of growing up in a different era.
Richard Peck - lawyer - was born in 1948.
Richard Peck was born in Illinois. He currently lives in New York.
Richard Peck - writer - was born on 1934-04-10.
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The main character in Richard Peck's novel "A Long Way from Chicago" is Joey, who narrates the story of his time spent with his sister visiting their eccentric Grandma Dowdel during the summers in a small Illinois town.