The Wizard Without a Wand - Book 3: Oscar Henry's Summer: The Wizard Without a Wand, #3

By Dale Stubbart

In Book 3 of The Wizard Without a Wand, Oscar Henry spends his summer trying to figure out how he can possibly earn enough money to return to Wizard School. His Folks could have possibly figured out how to cope with either his enormity or his gentleness, one or the other. But they can't figure out how to cope with both. And that means they can't help their son figure out how to cope with it either. They had hoped that Wizard School would help, but it hasn't. So they send Oscar Henry out into the world to figure it out.Why didn't Oscar Henry tell someone he wouldn't be returning? Why didn't he tell the Tensome? Why didn't he tell the Tomtons? Why oh Why oh Why? In this book, Oscar Henry becomes friends with two Hobos – Duosity Lemon and Hobo Sam. And they're off to have a great time! Rating G; Reading Level Easy 5th Grade; Longest Word: Classifications. Oscar Henry Woodmaker is a young teenager when he starts Wizard School. However, he's very tall and very strong. Due to his size, bullies fear him and he becomes a protector for his friends. What the bullies don't know is that Oscar Henry is the gentlest person at Wizard School. And he's ok with that. Oscar Henry found out about Wizard School because the Wizard School Train would come through the railroad yard where he worked. His parents think it's a school named after somebody named Wizard. They don't know anything about magic.Oscar Henry goes home after his first year. Now he is 9 ft tall. His parents can't figure him out. At that size, he should have been on the football team. But he's too gentle. His parents ask Oscar Henry to go out into the world to figure out who he is and what his place in the world is.So he takes off, catching a ride on a freight train with two hobos who are his friends. They find jobs in various places. Oscar Henry is always trying to earn more so that he can return to Wizard School. But no matter how hard he tries, he just can't make enough to do that. It's not so much that he wants to return to Wizard School. But he misses his friends. And if he doesn't return, he'll never see them again.But a miracle is just around the corner. Read the book to find out what that is.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Dale Stubbart
• Release date: Nov 23, 2021
• ISBN: 9798201073336

Book preview

Oscar Henry Woodsaw spent a spectacular summer. Its story went something like this. ...

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While every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this book, the publisher assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions, or for damages resulting from the use of the information contained herein.

THE WIZARD WITHOUT A WAND - BOOK 3: OSCAR HENRY'S SUMMER

First edition. November 23, 2021.

Copyright © 2021 Dale Stubbart.

ISBN: 979-8201073336

Written by Dale Stubbart.

Table of Contents

Title Page

Copyright Page

The Wizard Without a Wand - Book 3: Oscar Henry's Summer

The Tensome:

The Principal:

The Teachers & the Subjects they Teach:

The Staff:

Parents:

Hotels:

Student Classifications:

Others:

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Going Home

Oscar Henry Woodsaw had been home for about three weeks. Now he knew for sure.

As he looked back, he had known when he first arrived at home. He had known on Graduation Day, when he had promised his friends that he would visit them during the summer.

He had probably known a few weeks before that. Certainly he had known by the Ten Days before Graduation Party. And now he was as sure as sure as sure could be that he would not be going back to Wizard School.

Oscar Henry was very glad to see his Folks. And they were extremely happy to see him. It had been a whole nine months since they’d seen him, because Oscar Henry had stayed at Wizard School during the breaks.

In the three weeks since he’d been home, he’d eaten Mama Ann’s good cooking. And he’d grown three feet, but only when he was standing up. He could still shrink down to almost normal size when he sat down.

The furniture wouldn’t hold him any longer. Papa Joe would build newer stronger furniture for his son, just as he’d always done.

The first few times that Oscar Henry had stood up, after he’d grown past eight feet tall, Papa Joe had needed to fix the holes which Oscar Henry had put in the ceiling with his head.

Oscar Henry was so gentle that he wouldn’t have hurt the furniture or the ceiling on purpose. But sometimes accidents happen. And Oscar Henry just hadn’t been aware of his new size.

Once he was, he was more gentle and less accidents happened. But