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'''''The Dummy in the Closet''''' was a story that [[George]] wrote in "[[The Boy with His Head in the Clouds]]" just before he got tested for dyslexia. [[Mr. Ratburn]] said that it was very creative and even reminiscent of [[Edgar Allan Poe|Poe]]'s work but that he had a lot of trouble reading it. George also misspelled every word in his story (except for the word "in"), even his name, and spelled his title, "TEh DUMI IN TH KLZT".
'''''The Dummy in the Closet''''' was a story that [[George]] wrote in "[[The Boy with His Head in the Clouds]]" just before he got tested for dyslexia. [[Mr. Ratburn]] said that it was very creative and even reminiscent of [[Edgar Allan Poe|Poe]]'s work but that he had a lot of trouble reading it. George also misspelled every word in his story (except for the word "in"), even his name, and spelled his title, "TEh DUMI IN TH KLZT".
==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*It is unusual that George'last name was "Nordgren" when it is normally "Lundgren".
*It is unusual that George's last name was "Nordgren" when it is normally "Lundgren".
[[Category:Fictional Books]]
[[Category:Fictional Books]]

Revision as of 05:50, 3 July 2013

The Dummy in the Closet
The dummy in the closet .jpg
Item Type

Story

Owner

George

Appearances
First Appeared (cartoon)

"The Boy with His Head in the Clouds"

The Dummy in the Closet was a story that George wrote in "The Boy with His Head in the Clouds" just before he got tested for dyslexia. Mr. Ratburn said that it was very creative and even reminiscent of Poe's work but that he had a lot of trouble reading it. George also misspelled every word in his story (except for the word "in"), even his name, and spelled his title, "TEh DUMI IN TH KLZT".

Trivia

  • It is unusual that George's last name was "Nordgren" when it is normally "Lundgren".