Wedgieman and the Big Bunny Trouble
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Authors: Charise Mericle Harper
Text copyright © 2014 by Charise Mericle Harper
Cover art and interior illustrations copyright © 2014 by Bob Shea
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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Harper, Charise Mericle.
Wedgieman and the big bunny trouble / by Charise Mericle Harper; illustrated by Bob Shea.
pages cm. — “A Step 3 reader.”
Summary: “When Bad Dude creates a machine that makes objects grow enormously or shrink to tiny size, it’s up to Wedgieman to straighten things out.” — Provided by publisher.
ISBN 978-0-307-93073-6 (trade) — ISBN 978-0-375-97060-3 (lib. bdg.) — ISBN 978-0-307-97424-2 (ebook)
[1. Superheroes—Fiction. 2. Inventors—Fiction. 3. Size—Fiction. 4. Humorous stories.]
I. Shea, Bob, illustrator. II. Title.
PZ7.H231323Weg 2013 [E]—dc23 2012043053
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v3.1
There was a new superhero in town.
His real name was Veggieman,
but the children called him Wedgieman.
Wedgieman could do lots of things.
Right now he was fixing
his outfit.
He was making a pocket.
And he was changing
his Veggieman name
into a Wedgieman name.
He pulled the V off
his suit and put on a W.
“This will make the children happy,”
said Wedgieman.
Wedgieman cared about the children
more than he cared about his own name.
Wedgieman was a real hero.
Wedgieman put the V in his pocket.
“I might need to change back
into Veggieman,” he said.
He thought about a vegetable emergency.
He smiled.
Now he was ready for anything.
