Mrs. Kormel is Not Normal! Free Audiobook Download by Dan Gutman

"I don't know if we have enough time to get out of the city," Mr. Kormel said. "We'll find someplace."

Mrs. Kormel is a woman of mystery, but when she surfaces to meet Jared and his band of outcasts, they find themselves in trouble. Her boss is an old-school gambler who doesn't take kindly to kids like them, and his men force the kids to take part in a card game to even the odds. While Jared manages to win the game, he can't help but think about Mrs. Kormel's unusual situation.

Down Syndrome is a condition that is often misunderstood by children and adults alike. Children and adults with Down Syndrome face obstacles in school, in the workforce, and even within their own families. Mrs. Kormel is Not Normal! follows the life of a child with Down Syndrome as she grows up to be a woman. It's a must-read for all parents of kids with the condition, no matter how old they are."

Mrs. Kormel is Not Normal! by Dan Gutman is a hilarious audiobook about a child who moves from New York to the suburbs and has nothing to do but read comic books. One day, Mrs. Kormel walks in and finds him reading under her desk. She throws him out of class, but he goes back just as they are leaving for recess to take notes on all that she says. That's when his genius plan begins to unfold and he begins to scheme against her.

A child is playing in Mrs. Kormel's yard when it looks like she falls asleep as her eyes close and her head bobs from side to side. She can't be sleeping, but the strange thing is, this isn't the first time she's done it. As his mother tries to convince anyone who will listen that nothing is wrong with Mrs. Kormel, the boy gets more and more worried; if he hadn't seen it with his own eyes, he wouldn't believe it either!

Mrs. Kormel is Not Normal! is a novel about a fourth grade teacher with an unusual gift: she can read minds. Mrs. Kormel likes her strange ability very much, but when it causes trouble for her students and their families, she starts to worry. Will her decision to leave teaching cause more harm than good?