Meet the Porkers
The Amazing Race
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At school, Ms. Rocket is trying to bring some type of order to her classroom. “Class, class, can you please take your seats,” says Ms. Rocket as she begins to call the roll. “Where?” Oobert asks jokingly. The class erupted into laughter. “Settle down! Settle down!,” Squawked Ms. Rocket. Then, turning her attention to Oobert, she says, “Oobert, I see that you are late again.” “No, you are just early,” he replied causing the class to snicker under their breath. “The next one that laughs will be sent directly to the principal’s office,” scolded Ms. Rocket. “Oobert, can you please take your seat or we will need to have another conversation with your parents. Now class, can you pass your homework to the front of the room, please? Good, good.” Ms. Rockets says, glancing around the classroom. “Has everyone passed in their homework?” Ms. Rocket asks. As she notices Oobert still fumbling in his backpack, she offers “Oobert, did you do your homework?” “Yes,” Oobert replies, “but you didn’t say we had to turn it in.” “Oobert, this is the last time I am going to warn you,” says Ms. Rocket, “One more outburst from you, Oobert!
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"The Amazing Race" is one of the many books in the Meet the Porker's series. It will make you laugh, smile as well as send a little encouragement your way. Join Oobert Porker, as he faces his own world of troubles and unfinished task. Will he get the inspiration he needs to reach his goals? Find out today as you suit up, stretch out and get ready for this Amazing Race!
About the Author
DeGerald A. Price was born in San Antonio, Texas on January 24, 1982. He and wife, Crystal, have two children together. He grew up in a low income house hold with his mother and step-father along with his three sisters. He also has an older brother and sister on his dad’s side. Due to his learning disability he didn’t do very well in school and often fell behind in classes. He has also struggled with a physical disability that didn’t allow him to participate in many activities but he didn’t let it bring his spirit down. He always tried to make the best of what he had. There were three main people who showed him a positive outlook on life. His grandpa, Arthur “Bubba” Price, was the rock of the family. His uncle, Arty Price, had inspired him to become an entrepreneur and his brother, Kweli “Pooh” Lott who has showed him even though you may get into trouble in life, you still are able to turn it around for the good.