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Lewis Scribson, the author
of the Flippy Bunny books, is paying a visit to the elementary school.
Hector is excited because he used to be a big fan of the Flippy Bunny
books and brought a tattered copy of one of his books for the author to
sign. Meanwhile, Dee convinces Terrence to try out for the school soccer
team, but he is unsure.
While Lewis Scribson is
setting up his display table in the gym, Coach Birkby introduces himself to the
author, who already seems to know his name. Later, when Hector presents
his worn copy of his Flippy Bunny book to the author to sign, Lewis
Scribson tells Hector that he doesn't sign books with ripped covers.
Hector is disappointed.
The next day, the kids tell Lunch Lady that soccer tryouts were cancelled because Coach Birkby
never showed up. Lunch Lady and Betty head down to the Boiler Room to
figure out what is going on. There, Betty shows Lunch Lady her
newest invention: Hamburger Headphones.
Upon returning to the
cafeteria, Lunch Lady finds the pen the author dropped the day
before. She decides to return the pen to Lewis Scribson's house. She
hands the pen to Mr. Scribson's butler who shuts the door in her face.
Betty calls Lunch Lady back to the Boiler Room because she had
discovered that gym teachers have been disappearing from all the schools
that Lewis Scribson has visited. When Lunch Lady looks at the pictures
of missing teachers, she realizes that the Scribson's butler is one of the gym
teachers that has disappeared.
That night, Lunch Lady
and Betty return to Lewis Scribson's house to see if Coach Birkby is
being held captive there. When they arrive at the house, they witness
Dee, Hector, and Terrence marching toward the front door of the house with Hector's Flippy
Bunny book. Lunch Lady realizes that she must act now before something
bad happens to the kids.
Lunch Lady and the Author
Visit Vendetta is the third book in the Lunch Lady series and is written
and drawn by Jarrett J. Krosoczka. This humorous book is a graphic novel
about a lunch lady at an elementary school fighting crime. This book is
intended for girls ages 7 to 10.
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