Sideways Stories from Wayside School Free Audiobook Download by Louis Sachar

Sideways Stories from Wayside School is a book about a school of misfit kids, who are not fitting into the normal world. Their teacher decides to have them write stories about their "sideways lives" and no one wants to read these stories, until Kurt decides that some of these stories will be good.

In this classic story by Louis Sachar, the students at Wayside School are on a field trip to their new school - and get lost. They find themselves in a fantasy world that reflects their own true selves. A young girl is turned into a fish; an overweight boy becomes thin and sporty; kids who are socially anxious become outgoing.

One of the greatest books ever cover, Sideways Stories from Wayside School is full of adventure and mystery. [Louis Sachar] takes readers through a series of events in the life of Henry Huggins, as he journeys to school with his friend Jojo. There are many exciting adventures that take place along the way, so it's hard to not get hooked. This book is perfect for kids who love suspense and thrill!

Sideways Stories from Wayside School is a children's book by Louis Sachar. It tells the story of a school for misfits where children are made to feel as if they don't belong, which can be hard for anyone to understand. It was first published in September 1993 and has since been translated into twenty languages with over thirteen million copies sold worldwide.

This audiobook is a whimsical tale of all the fun and fear that can happen at an elementary school in the days leading up to Halloween. The main character, Stanley Yelnats, is sent to Wayside School after a court sends him there as punishment for stealing some shoes from a construction site. The book uses many different perspectives within each chapter, each from the perspective of a student on the first day of school at their new school.

Sideways Stories from Wayside School is a book of short stories told by the students of Wayside School. The novel is written in first-person points of view and follows the school's troublesome children, Stanley and his friend, Bernard, who just want to be teachers.