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What is the summary of the tales of a fourth grade nothing?

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Amanda Johnson on November 1, 2018

This story is about Peter Hatcher, who lives with his younger brother, whom everyone calls "Chocolate", who is constantly annoying Peter and embarrassing him in public. When Fudge comes with Dribble, Peter's pet turtle, is the height of Peter. Peter has put up with fudge for too long, and now he has to find out how you can get your parents to pay attention to him for a change.

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