Summary Of The Book 'Swear To Howdy'

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Swear to Howdy I think students should read this book because it teaches about friendship. They give you an idea on what you should do and what not to do. Friends don’t give out other people's secrets. This book teaches about friendship when Joey and Rusty meet. Both Joey and Rusty keep their secrets and do a lot of things together. They both fool around a lot. The book is really funny. While Rusty had his funny moments I thought Joey was the funniest. Joey found a giant frog and brought it to school. He let it go and it jump on everybody's head and pooped. While the book was funny it also had a serious side. One lesson that the book taught was not to play with cars. Joey and Rusty tried to pull a prank on a car. When a car came inside

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