The Leprechaun Is Finally Gone! by Dan Gutman

Author:Dan Gutman
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: HarperCollins
Published: 2021-11-16T00:00:00+00:00

He was probably right. The leprechaun I saw running into the school was way too big to fit inside our trap.

“I’ll be back in a jiff,” said Mr. O’Harrison as he ran out of the room.

I don’t know what peanut butter had to do with anything. But a few minutes later Mr. O’Harrison came back. He was pushing a big cart full of wood, a hammer, nails, and lots of other stuff, including a big bell that looked like the Liberty Bell.

“Leprechauns are tricky and sneaky,” Mr. O’Harrison told us. “If you want to catch ’em, you’ve got to be trickier and sneakier than they are.”

He unrolled a big sheet of paper on Mr. O’Cooper’s desk. It had a drawing of a leprechaun trap on it. We all gathered around him as he explained how it worked.

“Look,” Mr. O’Harrison said as he pointed to his drawing. “First, we lure the leprechaun over here with some cookies and gold coins. When he steps on this spot, he’ll bump against this string. That will knock over this line of dominoes. The last domino will hit this little car. It will roll down this ramp and bump into the baseball at the end. The baseball will roll down this tube and push this box of rocks off the table. The box of rocks will land on this bicycle pedal and turn it, causing these nails to pop the water balloon. The water in the balloon will slide down this marble run and knock down this bowling pin, which causes this wheel to spin, which activates this little zip line, which flips this switch, which drops the big bell that’s hanging from the ceiling. BAM! The bell falls on top of the leprechaun and he’s trapped!”

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