~ACHUTE PRESS BOOK<br >may be reproduced in whole or in part， or stored<br >~msmitted in any form or by any means， elec-<br >pying， recording， or otherwise， without written<br > For~for~nation regarding permission， write to<br > ay， Mew 1ork， NY 10012.<br >ISBN 0-590-56889-2<br > 1997 by Parachute Press， Inc.<br >rved. Published by Scholastic Inc.<br > and the APPLE PAPERBACKS logo are<br >trademarks of Scholastic Inc.<br >~IPS is a registered trademark<br >Parachute Press. Inc.<br >stic printing， February 1997<br >789/9012/0<br > 40<br >The day I learned how to fly， I was worried about<br >Wilson Schlamme.<br > I spend a lot of time worrying about Wilson.<br >I ve always had trouble with that guy.<br > Do you know why?<br > He thinks he s better than me -- and I know he<br >isn t.<br > I m Jack Johnson. And I m not the kind of kid<br >who likes to enter contests. Really. I don t like to<br >compete.<br > I always let my dad win at chess. Just because<br >it means so much to him to win. And I even let my<br >dog Morty win our wrestling matches on the liv-<br >ing room floor.<br > But Wilson never gives me a break. He always<br >has to prove that he s the best at everything.<br > If I m chewing bubble gum， he tries to blow<br >bigger bubbles. When my bubble is twice as big<br >as Wilson s， he says that his is rounder!<br > <br ><br >