Double Trouble
Double Trouble
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Luckily Bibi was more interested in exploring the flower beds than clawing people’s legs.
“Don’t go eating slugs or snails or you’ll be sick later,” Mia said to Bibi.
If she is, I’m not cleaning it up,Kim thought. She glanced down the narrow lawn, with its old apple tree at the bottom, to where her dad was stacking old flowerpots and seed trays outside his shed. He saw her looking and called excitedly for her to come down.
Mia had seen him, too. “Why is he waving like that?”
“I don’t know,” Kim ...said, walking down the lawn to find out.
Mia followed her. “I’m coming, too.”
As Kim and Mia came closer, Mr. Taylor pointed inside the shed and put a finger to his lips. “Shhh! Be very quiet,” he whispered. “See that cracked flowerpot? There’s a robin’s nest inside it.”
“Really?” Kim leaned forward slowly. She saw the nest of woven grass and leaves. Then she spotted five little fuzzy heads, all with their eyes closed. “Oh! There are five chicks in it!”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Luckily Bibi was more interested in exploring the flower beds than clawing people’s legs.
“Don’t go eating slugs or snails or you’ll be sick later,” Mia said to Bibi.
If she is, I’m not cleaning it up,Kim thought. She glanced down the narrow lawn, with its old apple tree at the bottom, to where her dad was stacking old flowerpots and seed trays outside his shed. He saw her looking and called excitedly for her to come down.
Mia had seen him, too. “Why is he waving like that?”
“I don’t know,” Kim ...said, walking down the lawn to find out.
Mia followed her. “I’m coming, too.”
As Kim and Mia came closer, Mr. Taylor pointed inside the shed and put a finger to his lips. “Shhh! Be very quiet,” he whispered. “See that cracked flowerpot? There’s a robin’s nest inside it.”
“Really?” Kim leaned forward slowly. She saw the nest of woven grass and leaves. Then she spotted five little fuzzy heads, all with their eyes closed. “Oh! There are five chicks in it!”
What to read after Double Trouble?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sue Bentley to read onlineMoreLess
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