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"The Boy Who Failed Show and Tell" Quotes
A humorous and heartfelt memoir, "The Boy Who Failed Show and Tell" follows Jordan, a quirky fourth grader with asthma, as he navigates school mishaps, tricky teachers, and the challenges of growing up.
Quotes
Sometimes, surviving middle school feels like dodging flaming arrows while riding a unicycle.
The loudest voice in the room isn’t always the one with the best idea.
If you have to explain your joke, it’s probably not that funny.
Sometimes, the hardest part of being a kid is not knowing what’s coming next.
Everyone has a story, even the people who seem like they have it all together.
It’s amazing how one embarrassing moment can make you feel invisible for the rest of the day.
Teachers are like weather: sometimes unpredictable, sometimes stormy, but always there.
When you’re the new kid, even the lockers look at you funny.
My brain has a built-in replay button for every dumb thing I’ve ever done.
Sometimes, the bravest thing you can do is raise your hand, even if you’re not sure of the answer.