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Miss Nelson is Missing
1977 American picture book by Harry Allard and James Marshall
Miss Nelson is Missing
Miss Nelson is Missing is a 1977 children's book by Harry Allard, illustrated by James Marshall (1942–1992). Children in a classroom learn to deal with the mysterious disappearance of their teacher Miss Nelson and her replacement by an awful substitute teacher, Viola Swamp. The book reveals that Swamp is actually a disguise used by Miss Nelson. Miss Nelson and Swamp are never in the same scene, a clue of the reality of Swamp. Carole Egger of the Houston Post wrote that the book shows why it is bad to not show appreciation, and that it highlights "nuances of relationships".
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