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Description edit
Humphrey loves to solve problems for his classmates in Room 26, but he never meant to create one! Golden-Miranda, one of his favorite students, gets blamed when Humphrey is caught outside of his cage while she’s in charge. Since no one knows about his lock-that-doesn’t-lock, he can’t exactly... read more
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Characters/People edit
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- Paul
- Mrs. Brisbane
- Aldo
- Seth
- Miranda
- Mrs. Payne
- Lucinda
- Humphrey
- Dr. Drew
- Grandma
- Tabitha
- Mrs. Patel
- Tammy
- Pammy
- Sayeh
- Brian
- A.j.
- Gail
- Ms. Mac
- Heidi
- Garth
- Richie
- Kirk
- Judy
- Lake Patel
- Mr. Dudley Dalton
- Mr. Morales
Setting & Locations edit
First Sentence edit
Welcome to our brand-new town!"
Table of Contents edit
1. Before the Trouble
2. The Problem with Paul
3. The Situation with the Stevensons
4. The Great Cage Catastrophe
5. Miranda in Trouble
6. The Difficulty with Art
7. Test Distress
8. Double Trouble
9. Too Much Payne
10. My Payne-full Problem
11. The Difficulty with Dr. Drew
12. The Domino Decision
13. In a Tight Spot
14. Home Sweet Humphreyville
Series & Lists edit
This is book 3 of 10 in Humphreyville. (standard series)
Preceded by Friendship According to Humphrey, and followed by Surprises According to Humphrey.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Betty G. Birney (Author)
First Edition edit
Original Language: English
Publisher: Putnam Juvenile
Country: United States
Publication Date: February 1, 2007
ISBN: 0399245057
Page Count: 176
Publisher: Putnam Juvenile
Country: United States
Publication Date: February 1, 2007
ISBN: 0399245057
Page Count: 176
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