Weeniedex!

[davidlubar]

Or Weendex, or even Windex. Call it what you will, I've created a topical index to all the Weenies short stories, along with a separate language-arts related index. If you are a teacher or librarian, you might find it useful.

Check it out. Tell your peers.

Comments

[anonymous]

Hi, David Lubar! I was wondering if you coud do me a favor. I am doing a book report on your book, Flip. In one part of the book you have to say about them besides characteristics. I am doing it on Taylor McKenzie and i was wondering if you you could answer these question for me about Taylor before March 9th:
1. How old is Taylor McKenzie?
2. What are some details about Taylor's family?
and
3. What does Taylor like and dislike?

Thank you for your time and PLEASE answer these questions about Taylor before March 9th or give me your email before March 9th. This project is worth 25 points for my grades!
Sincerely,
A big fan.

[davidlubar]

I wrote that book about 9 years ago, so I don;t really remember all that much about the details. If you're doing a report, you've definitely read it much more recently than I have. Good luck with your report.

[anonymous]

Thank you David Lubar. All I really need to know though is her age because she is either 13 or 14. I have only one thing on what she doesn't like, so I need just like one or two more things and maybe one thing she likes. I have the detaiils about her family. By the way, I love that book! Do you think maybe you could come to my school and give us like a little speech about writing or something? I think some people are reading the books about the weenies but I haven't been seeing anybody else but me reading Flip.

Sincerely,
A big fan.

[davidlubar]

Here's the problem -- it might be considered cheating if I give you answers. (And, as I said, I don't remember much about the details of the book.) However, I can tell you how to find one of the answers. Go to Amazon, where you can search through the book. Search for 13, thirteen, 14, and fourteen. As for what Taylor likes, I'm sure if you skim through the Taylor chapters, you'll get some ideas. Even if she doesn't specifically say she likes something, you can infer it from what she does. For example (and this is just an example -- I don't remember whether it's something she does), if she reads a lot, you can say she likes books.

[anonymous]

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