Stink and the Great Guinea Pig Express

Shake!
Rattle!
Squeal!
Stink could hardly see as he carried a Leaning Tower of Cereal Boxes up to Webster's front door. "Ding-dong," he called out.
"Whoa!" said Webster. "C'mon in. Sophie's here, too. This is going to be the most fun ever."
"How many cereal boxes did you collect?" Sophie asked.
"Umpteen," said Stink.
"All I brought was Cheerful O's," said Sophie of the Elves. "My dad says they're heart healthy."
"Carrying all these boxes is notheart healthy," said the out-of-breath Stink. "Why couldn't we just use sugar cubes?"
"Stink, we're building the Great Wall of China! Do you know how long it would take to build a wall out of teeny-tiny cubes?"
"Well, it took hundreds of years in real life," said Stink.
"Ours is only going to take one day," said Webster.
Just then, Stink's giant stack of cereal boxes crashed to the ground.
"Somebody sure likes Mood Flakes!" said Webster.
"My sister, Judy," said Stink. "They change color when you pour milk on them."
"Weird!" said Webster.
"Interesting," said Sophie.
Stink pulled two shiny silver-gray rolls of tape out of his back pockets. "I brought super-sticky duck tape!"
"In our family, we call it goose tape," said Sophie.
Stink and Webster cracked up. The three friends lined up the cereal boxes in the backyard and goose-taped them together. "The Great Wall of Goose Tape!" said Stink. "Did you guys know that you can see the Great Wall from outer space?" He wondered if any aliens or martians would be able to see the Great Wall of Cereal Boxes when it was done.
"The real Great Wall is more than two thousand miles long," said
Webster.
"We have about a thousand miles to go," said Sophie.
Webster stood up. His arm was stuck to Sophie. Sophie's shoe was stuck to Stink. Stink's shirt was stuck to Webster's sleeve.
"Oh, no!" said Sophie. "We're stuck to each other."
"Don't worry,