The story starts off with Gary Lutz sitting under his big oak tree in his back yard reading his comic books. Then Gary’s pain in the butt neighbor, Mr. Andretti, keeps scaring Gary by telling Gary that Mr. Andretti’s beehive has gone crazy. Gary falls for it every time because Gary is afraid of bees. All day, Gary reads his comic books because he hates to do anything else. No one likes Gary because they think he’s a nerd, because he stinks at sports and looks weird. For instance, one time Gary was lined up to play baseball with the other students and was last in line, and at the end of the game they lost because he struck out. So, one of the big kids came up to him and punched him in the nose, so Gary ended up having to go home with a bloody nose.
The next day Gary found an ad while surfing on the web. It said in big bold letters, “Body Swapping. Switch Bodies With Someone Else for One Whole Week.” Gary liked that idea because he needed a long vacation from himself. He decided that he would go to the body-swapping place the next day since it was only few blocks away. (What a coincidence) The next day Gary went to the company and asked if he could switch bodies with someone else. The lady at the front desk, named Ms. Karmen, gave a picture to Gary and asked if he wanted to switch bodies with boy his age named Barry. Gary said he would because this guy was really cool looking. Ms. Karmen said she would come to his house the next day. The next day Ms. Karmen showed up on time and set up the equipment. She started the machine. Then something went wrong. Gary turned into a bee! Ms. Karmen didn’t know what happened to Gary, so she took her equipment and left. Gary tried to get help, but he couldn’t because he was just a bee. Gary found out that one of Mr. Andretti’s bees got in the machine.
The Essay on Camp Graves Day Bodies
The movie begins with Simon Srebnik going back to Chelmno, he is one of the two survivors. He was taken to Chelmno when he was thirteen, his father was killed in front of him, and his mother died in the gas vans. He was known throughout the camp for his agility and his beautiful singing voice. Before abandoning the camp the Nazis shot everyone, including him, in the head. He was left for dead, but ...
Gary got used to how a bee flies, and then he went outside to get some pollen because he was hungry. After his meal, Gary went for a flight but got caught in a net! It was Mr. Andretti. He thought that Gary was one of the lost bees from his hive, and Mr. Andretti put Gary in this big dark beehive. Gary tried to get out but he couldn’t. Then Gary remembered something. Bees have to leave the hive to get pollen to make honey! There had to be a way out! So Gary started looking.
All these bees started chasing Gary, and Gary didn’t know why. All these bees surrounded Gary and aimed their stingers at him. He found out that they were moving Gary aside, because another bee was doing a dance. Gary remembered that when bees do a dance, it means they’re giving directions to other bees where good pollen is. Gary wandered around a little bit. Gary thought that he was in a big scary maze. Then Gary found a little hole. It was an exit! Gary hurried and got himself out of there. The light was so bright Gary felt as if he were on the sun. The first thing that popped into Gary’s mind was going to Ms. Karmen, so Gary started flying to the company. When Gary got there the door wasn’t open, so Gary slipped in the mail slot. Gary saw Ms. Karmen, but he realized that he couldn’t get to her because there was a Plexiglas wall between her and Gary. Gary slipped under Ms. Karmen’s desk. Gary remembered that he couldn’t talk to anyone because he had such a small voice. Then Gary remembered that Ms. Karmen had a microphone to speak to the kids through the Plexiglas wall. Gary flew over to the microphone and spoke through it to get Ms. Karmen’s attention.
Once Ms. Karmen had realized where Gary was, she sadly said that Barry didn’t want to give up being Gary because Barry was teaching everyone how to skateboard, and all the girls liked him. Gary was very upset, so he immediately flew to his house, where Barry was. When Gary got there, he knew that he would die if he stung Barry, but because he was so upset and not thinking clearly Gary stung Barry anyway. Suddenly everything started to fade, and Gary realized that he was dying. Then Gary woke up. He was back to his regular life. Gary was confused, so he just thought that it was a dream. Gary needed some air so he went outside and all the girls were on Gary’s driveway ready for their skateboard lessons. Gary found out that he was really good at skateboarding. The main character in this book is Gary Lutz. Gary Lutz is afraid easily and very observant. Gary is a scared boy because he is scared of about everything, like when a bee was by him and he ran away. He is observant because when he was in the hive he kept watching the bees closely to see what they were doing, like when the bees were doing a dance, and he realized that the bees were giving directions. I think that the theme of the book is, life is good so don’t make any changes, because Gary wanted to change his life by switching bodies with someone else but it turned into a disaster. That’s why you should appreciate who you are and not compare others with you.
The Essay on Sue Anne House Gary Play
The major setting of the play, 'Gary's House' is a house. It is rather symbolic on many different levels throughout the play, and in particular, for the characters. The house holds quite importance to the character of Gary. For the character of Gary, it symbolizes a new start and direction for his life. The house is a labour of love for his partner, Sue- Anne and his unborn child. Through building ...
I think the author wrote the book to entertain because I know that R. L. Stine likes to entertain people with horror stories. I didn’t like this book very much because it was very fake sounding.
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