Meet Author Michael B. Wrighten! Author Michael B. Wrighten will be at the Swamp Street School
library on March 31. He will sign the
school's new copy of his latest book,
Alligators and Crocodiles. He will
speak to students about the
months it took to write his
new book, which included
many trips to the Florida
Everglades to take photographs. Copies of Alligators and Crocodiles
will be on sale. Some of Mr. Wrighten's other nonfiction books,
including Snakes and Lizards and Armadillos, will also be on sale.
Free snacks will be served! Come early before they are all snapped up!
Which is the main idea of this announcement?
1. The Swamp Street School bought a new book.
02. An author will talk with students about his new book.
03. Alligators and Crocodiles is Mr. Wrighten's latest book.
04. Michael B. Wrighten wrote the books Snakes and Lizards and Armadillos.

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Experimented with communism before taking part in a number of civil rights and antiwar protest