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Hubie's class is celebrating the 100th day of school by having each student bring in 100 of something, but Hubie has no idea what to choose. Book #21
Quick Summary
Hubie is stuck trying to figure out what to bring for the 100th day of school, and the way he over-thinks his big pile of ideas is both relatable and hilarious for kids who've ever felt the pressure of a classroom assignment. The story's humor comes from his exaggerated worries, a few goofy mishaps, and the supportive friends who help him see that the best things often come from the simplest ideas. It's perfect for early readers who love silly school stories, especially those who enjoy the Black Lagoon series' mix of light-hearted adventure and everyday classroom drama. Parents will appreciate that the book keeps a positive tone, with no scary moments just a gentle reminder that creativity and teamwork can turn a tricky assignment into a fun celebration. If your child likes books like *The Bad Guys* or *My Weird School* but is still building reading confidence, this short chapter book hits the sweet spot of humor, easy vocabulary, and a relatable school event.