Philip And The Sneaky Trashmen (9781619502185) - Plot & Excerpts
The boys walked along, glancing through the store windows. “Boy, guys,” Leon said, “this is really nice of you. If I don’t get that plate back, I’m sunk.” “Hey!” Philip pointed at a window display. “They look like the pants my aunt gave my mom and dad.” “See the sign?” said Emery. “I told you they were made of sat . . .” “There’s the store,” Leon interrupted. “Stop jumping up and down, Leon,” ordered Philip. “Or else we’re not going in there with you.” “I’m still. I’m not jumping. See.” Leon walked in a proper manner to the door of Pete’s and pulled it open for his friends. The boys walked inside. The store was small and not lit very brightly. The aisles were narrow. Tables, shelves, and glass cases of old, used, no-longer-wanted stuff spread out across the floor. Items hung on the walls, and a few even dangled from the ceiling. “Find the old plates,” whispered Leon. Pete sat at the front counter and eyed the boys. “Help you?”
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