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No More Dead Dogs Summary
1. Title of book: No more dead dogs
2. Author: Gordon Korman
3. Illustrator:
4. Setting (where): Bedford Middle School, present day
5. Theme (what): A kid telling always the truth and that got him in trouble

Main Characters: Give a brief description of each character
1. Wallace WALLACE The main character. Good kid telling always the truth
2. Rachel TURNER Dylan sister’s and his girlfriend
3. Steve CAVANAUGH Best Friend or ex-best friend
4. Nathaniel SPITZNER Member of club drama
5. Rick FALCONI and Feather WRIGLEY Football players

Summary: Write a summary about the story
Wallace was a kid that his parents fight a lot for lying. For this reason, he made a promise to himself that he will never tell a lie.
He was
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