Martians Don’t Take Temperatures

Martians Don’t Take Temperatures by Debbie Dadey, published by Scholastic in 1996, is a chapter book that invites young readers into the quirky world of Bailey City. This edition, written in English and spanning 67 pages, presents a humorous and adventurous tale centered around the peculiar happenings at a local school. The story revolves around the new school nurse, who may not be what she seems, raising questions about her true identity and intentions.
In this engaging narrative, readers will explore themes of mystery and adventure as the characters navigate their suspicions about the unusual behavior of the grown-ups in their town. The book combines elements of juvenile fiction with action and adventure, making it suitable for early readers who enjoy stories filled with intrigue and excitement. As the plot unfolds, the children of Bailey School must determine whether their new nurse is indeed a Martian, adding a layer of fun and imagination to their everyday lives.
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There are some pretty weird grown-ups living in Bailey City. But could the new school nurse really be a Martian trying to spy on the students at the Bailey School?
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