summary 8 "School's Out"

Yong
English 9-2
13/12/52
159 words
I have read 224 pages.

Next day, the two painters were working on the roof. Lucas watched them with envy because he thought that this was a cool thing to do. One day, the two of the painters were painting as usual. Lucas’ father was at work and Lucas’ mother was gone off somewhere with his twins brother and Genevieve. That meant it was a very good chance for Lucas. Then Lucas climbed up the ladder to sit at the top of the roof like the two painters did. The painters said, “We need to go somewhere near here and we will be back. And keep away from the paint.” When the painters go away, Lucas climbed the top of the roof but when he was midway up, his classmate which was his friends called him. Then Lucas asked his friend to came up. Soon, Lucas’ mother came back and saw them. Certainly, Lucas’ mother shouted at them and forced them to come down.

summary 7 "School's Out"

Yong

English 9-2

7/12/09

190 words

I have read 191 pages.

Lucas’ parents wanted to paint the outside of the house. Certainly, Lucas was interested in this project. But his parents didn’t allow him to paint because this work was only for professional.” Soon, his mother wanted to go out and would be back in the afternoon. So Lucas and Genevieve had to look after Marius and Marcus. Lucas’ mother said, “Marius and Marcus keep away from the paint.” Marius said “no water color in my hand.” And Marcus said, “No water color in my clothes.” Then, Lucas’ mother said, “well, then, I got to go.”

Everything was fine until Genevieve said, “Lucas, Can you watch your twin brothers for a while? I needed to get a few of towels.” Then, Genevieve walked inside the house.

As Genevieve walk inside, Lucas didn’t watch Marius and Marcus carefully. When Lucas looked back again, his twin brothers were already in the paint. Then, Genevieve came out and saw the twin were already wet with the wet color. Soon, his mother came back and saw the twins were wet with water color. But Marius and Marcus said, “But our clothes and hands were clean.”