I Hate Company

I Hate Company by P. J. Petersen, published by Penguin Publishing Group in 1998, is a chapter book that explores the challenges of sharing space and dealing with unexpected guests. This edition, written in English and spanning 86 pages, follows Dan as he navigates the chaos brought on by his mom’s friend Kay and her mischievous three-year-old son, Jimmy. Dan’s usual routine is disrupted as he faces the antics of a young visitor who seems to have no boundaries.
Readers will find a humorous take on social themes as Dan grapples with the disruptions in his life caused by Jimmy’s antics, from waking him up in the morning to scribbling on his homework. The story captures the essence of childhood experiences with company and the complexities of sharing one’s space. This engaging narrative is suitable for intermediate readers and offers insights into the dynamics of friendship and family interactions.
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Dan is used to giving up his room when company comes. But he’s never had company like his mom’s friend Kay and her three-year-old son Jimmy. Jimmy wakes Dan up in the morning by sticking a crayon up his nose, scribbles on Dan’s homework, and always gets whatever he wants. There’s no end in sight
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