Welcome to Read Along Radio, the podcast that turns reading struggles into reading success with exciting and thrilling stories.

In the previous episodes we met Robin Kould as he started his first day at a new school in a new life. He encountered two kids spray-painting a dog and tried to stop them, but ended up getting blamed for their crime after the two kids ran away leaving him holding a can of spray paint. Robin wound up being assigned 100 hours of community service work at the local pound, getting a three day suspension from school, and was required to tour the local jail. We got a glimpse of Robin’s special gift of being able to communicate with dogs. We also accompanied him as he toured the local jail as part of his court assigned “disposition”. An incident with an inmate cut his tour short, but Robin experienced enough to know he never wants to be put there.

On Robin’s second try at a first day of school after finishing his three-day suspension, he met Mary Yen, an eighth-grade classmate who wants to be a lawyer. Meeting her may have been worse than his jail tour and three-day suspension combined. She had a know-it-all attitude that made him wish he’d never met her.

Robin has explained the incident that got him in trouble to his Uncle Damian and decided he wants to prove his innocence and clear his record. He found it easy to jump to a wrong conclusion and embarrassed himself by accusing the wrong person.

In this episode, Robin finally manages to track down the real culprits. After hearing their story and learning that Bombo will be euthanized if Greg Peterson doesn’t get out of jail in time to claim his dog, Robin switches his focus to proving Greg’s innocence.

If you want to read along or read ahead, go to www.THeightsBooks.com and click on Books, or go to Barnes & Noble and search for BOMBO by T Heights.

Welcome to Read Along Radio, the podcast that turns reading struggles into reading success with exciting and thrilling stories.

We’ve been getting to know Robin Kould and his classmate, Mary Yen, as they struggle to prove Greg Peterson’s innocence of robbing a liquor store and Robin’s innocence of spray-painting Greg’s dog, Bombo. In this episode, Mary gathers evidence to prove Greg Peterson’s innocence while Robin looks for the two boys who spray-painted Bombo.

If you want to read along or read ahead, go to www.THeightsBooks.com and click on Books, or go to Barnes & Noble and search for BOMBO by T Heights.

Welcome to Read Along Radio, the podcast that turns reading struggles into reading success with exciting and thrilling stories.

In case this is the first time you’re tuning in to Read Along Radio, or just as a review, in the last episodes, we met Robin Kould as he started his first day at a new school in a new life. He encountered two kids spray-painting a dog and tried to stop them, but ended up being blamed for their crime after the two kids ran away leaving him holding a can of spray paint. Robin wound up getting assigned 100 hours of community service work at the local pound, receiving a three day suspension from school, and being required to tour the local jail. We got a glimpse of Robin’s special gift of being able to communicate with dogs. We also accompanied him as he toured the local jail as part of his court assigned “disposition”. An incident with an inmate cut his tour short, but Robin experienced enough to know he never wants to be put there.

After finishing his three-day suspension from school, Robin has a second try at a first day of school. He met Mary Yen, an eighth-grade classmate who wants to be a lawyer. Meeting her may have been worse than his jail tour and three-day suspension combined. She had a know-it-all attitude that made him wish he’d never met her.

In this episode, Robin has to explain to his Uncle Damian how he ended up in juvenile court. We learn how his uncle reacts, and Robin decides to prove his innocence and clear his name. He also finds out more about Greg Peterson, an inmate he met during his jail tour. He still doesn’t like Mary Yen, but learning more about her background helps him understand her better—and she is the only classmate who talks to him. Everyone else thinks he is a juvenile delinquent. More than ever, he wants to prove his innocence and change people’s perception of him, and he thinks he knows how.

If you want to read along or read ahead, go to www.THeightsBooks.com and click on Books, or go to Barnes & Noble and search for BOMBO by T Heights.