The Janitor’s Boy
Author: Andrew Clements
When Jack Rankin learns that he will be attending the high school where his father works as a janitor, he hopes to get through the year without any of the other students finding out. But then, the inevitable happens. A classmate loses his lunch all over the classroom, and Jack’s father is sent in to clean up the mess. And to Jack’s horror, his father looks at him with a bi….Read More
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