Gordon Korman

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Gordon Korman's middle name is not widely known or publicly available information.

At the end of "Island: Book One" by Gordon Korman, the group of teens stranded on a deserted island find a way to signal for help by creating a distress beacon using materials from their plane wreckage. However, before help arrives, a new challenge arises as they encounter a mysterious inhabitant on the island. The book ends on a suspenseful note, leaving readers eager to find out what happens next in the series.

Laszlo is the main character in the book "No More Dead Dogs" by Gordon Korman. He is a student who is passionate about writing but often faces challenges with understanding and appreciating assigned literature until he stumbles across a book that changes his perspective.

The internal conflict in "Schooled" by Gordon Korman revolves around the main character Cap Anderson's struggle to adapt to life outside of the hippie commune where he was raised. He must reconcile his upbringing with the unfamiliar norms of public school and navigating social interactions that challenge his beliefs.

No, Horus Global Group is a fictional organization created by the author Gordon Korman for his "On the Run" series. It is not a real company.

"Swindle" by Gordon Korman follows a group of kids who discover a valuable baseball card stolen from them and work together to get it back from the devious collector who tricked them. The story explores themes of friendship, trust, and teamwork as the kids navigate various challenges to reclaim what is rightfully theirs. With humor and suspense, the book highlights the importance of standing up for what is right and working together to achieve a common goal.

In "Swindle" by Gordon Korman, the resolution involves the main characters recovering their stolen baseball card collection and getting justice for their friend who was wronged. With teamwork and determination, they outsmart the antagonist and ultimately triumph against the odds.

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1. He is a hippie
2. He lives with his mentor Rain
3. He believes in nonviolence.
4. He enjoys T'ai Chi, and does it on the front lawn of the Donnellys' house, until Sophie pours water on him 3 times.
5. He is vegetarian
6. He loves Garland Farm, and is disappointed when Rain sells it.
7. He does believe money is the root of all evil
8. He listens to and can play Beatles music.
9. He finishes what he started.
10. He learned the names of all 1,100 students at Claverage Middle.

In the book "Schooled" by Gordon Korman, the principal's name is Mr. Trent. He plays a significant role in the story as he interacts with the main character, Cap Anderson.

The main characters in "Zoobreak" by Gordon Korman are Griffin Bing, Savannah Drysdale, Ben Slovak, Melissa Wu, and Logan Kellerman. Each character plays a unique role in the story as they work together to solve a mystery involving a stolen animal from the local zoo.

Gordan Korman wrote "Schooled" to tell the story of a boy who has grown up on a hippie commune and now has to navigate the challenges of attending a traditional middle school. The book explores themes of friendship, acceptance, and the clash between different ways of life. Korman wanted to offer a humorous and insightful look at how someone raised in a unique environment adapts to mainstream society.

It's about a boy by the name of Capricorn Anderson (cap) who face problems when he must face the real world when his grandmother goes to the hospital do to hip injuries. It is a very good book and i highly recommend it

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"Island" by Gordon Korman is typically recommended for readers aged 8-12, placing it at a middle-grade reading level. This book features an engaging story that resonates with readers in that age range and explores themes of survival and friendship on a deserted island.

Sure! Some character traits of Wallace Wallace in "No More Dead Dogs" include honesty, bluntness, a strong sense of justice, empathy, curiosity, humor, skepticism, intelligence, independence, and resilience.

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The characters that play a big role are Griffin Bing, Ben Slovak, Savannah Drysdale, Antonia "Pitch" Benson, Logan Kellerman, Melissa Dukakis, Mr. Nastase (Mr. Nasty), Klaus, Darren Vader, Cleopatra, Luthor, Ferret Face

Cap and Sophie start off as friends who don't understand each other's worlds, but over time they develop a deep bond and grow to appreciate each other's differences. Sophie helps Cap navigate the complexities of the real world, while Cap helps Sophie see beyond material possessions and societal norms. Their relationship is built on mutual respect, understanding, and support.

In "No More Dead Dogs" by Gordon Korman, Steve Cavanaugh is a high school student who is a member of the Drama Club. He is known for always offering criticism during rehearsals and expressing his dislike for the school's production of "Old Shep, My Pal." Ultimately, Steve plays a crucial role in helping the main character, Wallace Wallace, come to terms with his own feelings and beliefs about the play.

It's an ok book. It's about a kid named Capricorn Anderson who is a hippe that live with his grandmother Rain. But when Rain gets hurt and can't take care of him for two months he goes and lives with someone Rain knows named Mrs. Donelly and her daughter. Then Cap(Capricorn) has to go to a new school called Claverage Middle School but kids at that school call it C Average instead. He meets all sorts of people at that school like Zach Powers the most popular kid in 8th grade and Naomi Erlanger the most popular girl in 8th grade. Everybody thinks he is a hippe that wears homemade pajamas and has never cut his 8 inch blonde long hair. He makes one friend named Hugh Winkleman but before Cap was there Hugh was the biggest nerd in school. Then Cap becomes 8th grade president you would think that this is a good thing but it isn't. The last 8th grtade president of C Average moved away. Basically the 8th grade president is the person you pick on the most. I recommand reading it it's a good book. Ever chapter is narrowed by a different person. It's cool and different.

Yes, Griffin does get his valuable Babe Ruth baseball card back in the book "Swindle" by Gordon Korman. He and his friends work together to outsmart the antagonist and retrieve the card.

'Schooled' by Gordon Korman is a novel about a homeschooled boy named Cap who suddenly has to attend public school when his caregiver ends up in the hospital. The story follows Cap's struggles and triumphs as he adapts to middle school life, makes friends, and learns valuable lessons about acceptance and friendship.