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In the chaotic fifth‑grade classroom of 507, a science experiment goes awry and causes Ms. Bryce to walk out, leaving the students to teach themselves. Initially the absence feels like freedom, but the kids soon find that managing a day of school without guidance is more difficult than expected. As they struggle to cooperate and keep the teacher’s departure a secret, the story explores the realities of responsibility, teamwork, and the true cost of secrecy in a humorous, school‑centric setting.
First publish date: 2015
Genre: Humorous Fiction/Comedy Fiction
Authors: Allan Woodrow
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