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It’s time for children to gather ‘round and hear the delightful tales that Molly Mop tells about her many friends who live in the janitor’s closet at school.
One day, a smelly and torn tennis shoe is thrown into Tony Trash Can and Gary Garbage Bag, and they aren’t very happy about it.
Gloria Glove doesn’t want to get her fingers dirty, so Polly Paper Picker Upper had to do the dirty work.
Freddie Feather Duster thinks he’s allergic to the baby powder used in the art room, while Veronica Vacuum Sweeper got her hose plugged by cleaning up popcorn.
Tommy Toilet Paper remembers that tennis shoe when he got stuck on the bottom of it and was carried down the hallway. Of course, Peter Paper Towel unraveled when he got knocked off the shelf.
Charlie Cart lost a wheel, which knocked down Barbara Broom, who was sulking in a corner after Janitor Jan used her to knock down a spider web (even knowing the broom was afraid of spiders).
Timmy Toilet Brush was wounded when Jan knocked the lid on his head, and Denny Dust Mop complained of meeting up with a big wad of gum. Milly Mop Bucket is Molly Mop’s best friend, but is upset after Molly rinsed her sticky head in her bucket.
Susie Sponge thinks she’s stained for life because she was used to clean up coffee, and then there’s Diane Dust, who knows all the dirt about everyone in Jan’s Janitor Closet!
Now retired, Janet G. Sims Lives in Eaton, Ohio, where she loves to write children’s books.
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