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George gets home and he is interested in it, but he has trouble reading it. Almost all of the words come out as gibberish. He gets help from his father, who doesn't yet know he has dyslexia. He then goes to the [[Tree House]], but they are playing a trivia game. When it comes to be George's turn, everything he reads sounds like gibberish. He gets mad when Buster asks him "George, can you read?" | George gets home and he is interested in it, but he has trouble reading it. Almost all of the words come out as gibberish. He gets help from his father, who doesn't yet know he has dyslexia. He then goes to the [[Tree House]], but they are playing a trivia game. When it comes to be George's turn, everything he reads sounds like gibberish. He gets mad when Buster asks him "George, can you read?" | ||
George goes back to his house and talks to [[Wally]] (himself.) He | George goes back to his house and talks to [[Wally]] (himself.) He decides that he will try to be like [[Binky Barnes|Binky]]. He goes to Binky and asks him how to become tough. Binky attempts to teach him insults, pushing, and making rude noises. He fails at all of these things because he's "too nice." | ||
The next day at school Mr. Ratburn asked George if he had ever been tested for dyslexia, because Mr. Ratburn had a hard time reading his paper. He gets worried about it, but Mr. Ratburn tells him that it is not dangerous. Mr. Haney also has dyslexia (he has a poor sense of direction, a common sign of it.) | The next day at school Mr. Ratburn asked George if he had ever been tested for dyslexia, because Mr. Ratburn had a hard time reading his paper. He gets worried about it, but Mr. Ratburn tells him that it is not dangerous. Mr. Haney also has dyslexia (he has a poor sense of direction, a common sign of it.) | ||
