A building of this kind is briefly invaded by cows and has trouble with dead rats, which sometimes a
A building of this kind is briefly invaded by cows and has trouble with dead rats, which sometimes appear in raincoats. At one point, residents of that building lose their voices to a man with a third nostril, though that man's nose is eventually sneezed off and served in spaghetti sauce. One edifice of this type has no (*) nineteenth floor, which is not home to Miss Zarves. That building's top floor was once populated by Mrs. Gorf, who turned children into apples by wiggling her ears and sticking out her tongue. For 10 points, identify this type of building exemplified by Louis Sachar's Wayside, which has one classroom on each of its thirty floors.
A building of this kind is briefly invaded by cows and has trouble with dead rats, which sometimes appear in raincoats.