MousetrapsFor mature teens, ages 13 and olderI headed over to my locker, spun the combination, lifted the handle, and – THWACK! It was a snapped mousetrap. The old-fashioned wooden kind. A folded piece of paper lay in its grip. I reached in, lifted the trap's spring, and pulled the paper loose. My heart punched at my ribs like it was trying to get out. I unfolded the paper. It was the picture I'd drawn of Rick. Synopsis:Maxie's a cartoonist. Rick's a design genius. Back in grade school, they used to come up with crazy inventions, like mousetraps with a zillion parts. But high school is nothing like child's play. The traps Maxie and Rick encounter now are a lot more complicated – and a lot more dangerous |
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If you would like to contact the author, email her at pschmatz@hotmail.com.
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