I Got a "D" in Salami facts for kids
Author | Henry Winkler and Lin Oliver |
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Illustrator | Jesse Joshua Watson |
Language | English |
Series | Hank Zipzer |
Genre | School Story |
Publisher | Grosset & Dunlap |
Publication date
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2003 |
Media type | Book |
Pages | 167 |
Preceded by | Niagara Falls, or Does It? |
Followed by | Day of the Iguana |
I Got a "D" in Salami is the second book in the popular Hank Zipzer series. This exciting book was written by famous actor Henry Winkler and talented author Lin Oliver. It was published by Grosset & Dunlap in 2003. The fun cover art was created by Jesse Joshua Watson.
Contents
What Happens in "I Got a 'D' in Salami"?
This book follows Hank Zipzer, a fourth-grader, as he faces a big challenge: his first report card. Hank is worried about his grades. He decides to show his report card to his mom. She owns a deli and is busy making a special salami. This salami is for an important leader of a supermarket chain.
Hank's Report Card Problem
Hank doesn't want his parents to see his report card. He thinks of a plan to make it disappear. He asks his friend, Robert, to help him destroy it. Robert decides to hide the report card in a batch of salami. This sounds like a good idea at the time.
The Salami Mix-Up
Hank's mom finishes making many batches of her special salami. She then picks the very batch that has Hank's report card inside! Hank and his friends realize their mistake. They try to stop the deliveryman. But they are too late to catch him. The salami, with the report card, is on its way.
Discovering a Learning Challenge
While all this is happening, Hank starts to understand something important. He realizes he has some learning problems. This is a big moment for him. It helps him understand why school can be so hard sometimes.
A Surprising Business Deal
In the end, Hank visits the supermarket chain. He is there for a special event. While eating a sandwich, something unexpected happens. Hank helps his mom's deli get a big business deal! It's a surprising and happy ending for everyone.