"Pick Me, Pick Me" by Elizabeth Horton
Elizabeth Horton has always enjoyed writing. She
Illustrated by Sean Kinsley
created her first story when she was 11.
Though 32 Pages
it was rejected, she was encouraged to continue
ISBN# 978-0-9797460-0-0
writing by her Aunt, Phyllis Cercone, who
copyright, 2008,
LeRue Press, LLC was also an author.
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"Pick Me, Pick Me"
is a story of Miguel, a young boy,
anxiously wanting to be the center of attention. See how his teacher
manages his expectations as he jumps up and down in his seat, waves his arms,
and tries to impress
Mrs. Pierce
with his intelligence.
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Inspiration:
Pick Me,
Pick Me was inspired by a very bright student in Ms. Horton’s first grade class. She discovered from his mother during a
parent-teacher conference that her son did not think Ms. Horton liked him because she did not call on him each time he raised his hand. Nothing could have been
further from the truth.....
by Elizabeth Horton
On the first day of first grade, Mrs. Pierce asked her O, “Who knows the alphabet?” Miguel
thought to himself, “Pick me, I know. Pick me, I know.
Mrs.
Pierce scrunched up her eyes, put her finger to her lips, peered around the room and said, “Let me see, who should I choose? Let me see, how about…” And she saw
Miguel’s hand and said, “Miguel, please recite the alphabet.” Which he did correctly and Mrs. Pierce said, “Very good.”
At
math time she asked, “Who knows what two plus two equals?” Again, Miguel thought to himself, “Pick me, I know. Pick me, I know. Don’t call Blake, because he’s
not awake. Pick me, I know,” and his hand shot straight up into the air.
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waves his arms,
and tries to impress 
by Elizabeth Horton 
