A Zombie Summer School Diaries Book 1: My History Teacher Is A Skeleton

By Mark Mulle

Have you heard of a zombie going to a summer school? Do zombies go to schools in the first play? Apparently, they do attend classes with other monsters and they have a skeleton for their history teacher!

If you think summer school is L-A-M-E and D-U-L-L like Ugh the zombie, you better think again! Join Ugh at the start of his c

• Language: English
• Publisher: Mark Mulle
• Release date: Apr 4, 2024
• ISBN: 9798869294630

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A Zombie Summer School Diaries

Book 1: My Teacher Is A Skeleton

Mark Mulle

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Book 1: My Teacher is a Skeleton

Day One: Introducing Myself

Day Two: The First Day of Summer School

Day Three: No Way

Day Four: My Plan

Day Five: The First Assignment

Day Six: Presentation Day

Day Seven: Life at Home

Day Eight: My Pal, Grunt

Day Nine: A New Lesson

Day Ten: My History Teacher was a Soldier?

Day Eleven: Research Day

Day Twelve: Another Assignment

Day Thirteen: What Would I Do?

Day Fourteen: Nerd?

Day Fifteen: A Second Opinion

Day Sixteen: Inspired by a Dream

Day Seventeen: You’re Only in Trouble if You Get Caught

Day Eighteen: An Uprising in the Kingdom of Cool

Day Nineteen: Role Reversal

Day Twenty: Look, but Don’t Touch

Day Twenty-One: My New Friend, Snow

Day Twenty-Two: More about Skeletons

Day Twenty-Three: Zombie Lesson

Day Twenty-Four: The Many Adventures of Ms. Skele

Day Twenty-Five: The Last Assignment

Day Twenty-Six: The Dark Ages

Day Twenty-Seven: The Last Day of History Class

Day Twenty-Eight: Grunt’s Grunting

Day Twenty-Nine: Next on the Schedule...

Day Thirty: The Letter

Book 1: My Teacher is a Skeleton

Day One: Introducing Myself

Dear Diary,

My name is Ugh, and I’m just about the coolest zombie you could ever imagine meeting. I’m truly one of a kind. I’m about to start a new chapter of my life, and I’m not excited about it. I’ve just finished the fifth grade…kinda. I have to spend my whole summer in summer school if I want to be able to go to middle school with the rest of my class. I don’t have to go to summer school because I’m a slow learner or anything like that. I can easily do all of the homework that the teachers hand out; it’s just that I don’t do the homework that they hand out. Homework just seems like a waste of time to me. There are so many other better things that I could be spending my time on, but the teachers don’t seem to agree with me on that issue. Teachers think homework and tests are the coolest things out there, and if you don’t follow their rules you get left behind.

I got left behind because I managed to fail three classes this year. Luckily, I didn’t fail four classes or else I would have gotten held back. The thing is, my school’s summer program is weird. Each subject is taught for a month, and then the school moves on to the next subject. Since there are only three months of summer, it’s a pretty good thing that I only failed three classes. Well, it’s bad that I failed any classes, but when it comes to failing, this still isn’t a worst-case scenario. The three classes I need to redo this summer are history, science, and gym. And no, I didn’t