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Does moose get onto first base in Al Capone does my shirts?
no
What is the them in Al Capone shines your shoes?
Moose has to helpcapone and he tries to get out of it.
When does Moose Flanagan cry in Al Capone Does My Shirts?
Moose cries after first seing con #105 holding his sisters hand>
What is the solution in al Capone does my shirts?
The Solution is that Moose makes signs and letters saying that this is a one in a life time oppurtunity to get your clothes washed by MGK and Al Capone can wash your clothes
What school does Moose and Piper go to in Al Capone Does My Shirts?
In marina school (Pg.40)
Who owns the moose jaw tunnels?
In 1920s and 1930s Al Capone owned it and now the city of Moose Jaw owns it
Why was al Capone important to the novel 'al Capone does my shirts'?
Because he leaves moose notes in the clothes that he washes.
Where is moose from Al Capone does your shirts from?
He is from Alkatraz Island.
Does moose get onto first base in Al Capone does my shirts?
no
What is the them in Al Capone shines your shoes?
Moose has to helpcapone and he tries to get out of it.
In the book Al Capone does your shirts how old are Moose and Nat?
12 and 16
Were did moose flanagan move to in al Capone does your shirts?
They move to Alcatraz dummy
What 5 rules did the warden give to moose in the book al Capone does your shirts?
Stay out of trouble. Keep away from Al Capone. Always look out for your sister, Natalie. No talking to Al Capone on the phone. Stay invisible at Alcatraz.
When does Moose Flanagan cry in Al Capone Does My Shirts?
Moose cries after first seing con #105 holding his sisters hand>
What is the solution in al Capone does my shirts?
The Solution is that Moose makes signs and letters saying that this is a one in a life time oppurtunity to get your clothes washed by MGK and Al Capone can wash your clothes
What school does Moose and Piper go to in Al Capone Does My Shirts?
In marina school (Pg.40)
Why did al Capone wash and iron peoples shirts in al Capone does my shirts?
In "Al Capone Does My Shirts," the protagonist, Moose Flanagan, explains that Al Capone's involvement in washing and ironing shirts serves as a means of income for the family and a way to gain favor with the infamous gangster. Moose's family runs a laundry service on Alcatraz Island, where Capone is incarcerated. This connection reflects the blending of everyday life with the extraordinary presence of a notorious figure, highlighting the impact of crime and celebrity on ordinary families during that era.
