Who
Who surprised Mr. Hatch when he came out to sweep his porch?
Mr. Goober, the postman
What did everyone say about Mr. Hatch?
He keeps to himself
Where did Mr. Hatch work?
At the shoelace factory.
Why did Mr. Goober seem upset?
He made a mistake
How did the author describe Mr. Hatch at the beginning of the story?
Tall, thin, and he did not smile
Who ended up eating Mr. Hatch's brownies?
The children and parents from the neighborhood ate them
What was inside the package for Mr. Hatch?
A heart-shaped box of chocolates
Where did the story MOSTLY take place?
Mr. Hatch's home and neighborhood
Why did Mr. Todd look worried?
His little girl was late coming home from school
How was lunchtime different for Mr. Hatch after he had a secret admirer?
He sat in the middle of the cafeteria and spoke to everyone
Who was the main character?
Mr. Hatch
What did Mr. Hatch do that he had never done before?
He laughed
Where did Mr. Hatch find Melanie Todd?
At her school by the swings
Why did Mr. Hatch watch the newsstand for Mr. Smith?
Mr. Smith needed to go to the doctor.
How much time had passed since Mr. Hatch received his package?
Days and weeks went by
Who was the postman in the story?
Mr. Goober
What did Mr. Hatch plan to do with the brownies he had baked?
He planned to give them to the people at the shoelace factory
Where did Mr. Hatch stop every day after work?
The newsstand and the grocery store
Why did Mr. Hatch change his shirt and put on aftershave?
He was hoping to meet his secret admirer
How was Mr. Hatch different after he returned the box?
He stopped being friendly to everyone
Who was Mr. Todd's daughter?
Melanie Todd
What mistake had Mr. Goober made?
He had delivered the box to the wrong address
When you first met Mr. Hatch, where did he eat lunch every day?
Alone in a corner
Why couldn't Mr. Hatch finish his dusting?
He stopped to peek at the box
How did Mr. Hatch change at the end of the story?
He was happy again because he realized people did love him after all.