House of Wings
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Sammy went along, keeping right at his grandfather’s elbow. The closer they got, the bigger the crane looked and the sharper the beak. Sammy said, “He sure is big for a crane.” He looked up at his grandfather. “Wouldn’t you say?”
His grandfather shook his head. “I seen a whooping crane at a zoo in Louisiana one time and it was about as tall as me. It would make two of that one.”
“Yeah, but that was a whooping crane,” Sammy said quickly. “This is big for a regular crane.”
“A sandhill crane.” His ...grandfather looked beyond the crane into the trees. He seemed to want to put off the actual capture of the crane as long as possible. He said, “I remember I got myself a bag of salted peanuts that day and the whooping crane came up to the wire fence and I threw him peanuts and he caught them in the air. A lady that was standing by told me that whooping crane would eat almost anything you threw him—hotdogs, hamburgers, french fries. Just toss it and he’d catch it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sammy went along, keeping right at his grandfather’s elbow. The closer they got, the bigger the crane looked and the sharper the beak. Sammy said, “He sure is big for a crane.” He looked up at his grandfather. “Wouldn’t you say?”
His grandfather shook his head. “I seen a whooping crane at a zoo in Louisiana one time and it was about as tall as me. It would make two of that one.”
“Yeah, but that was a whooping crane,” Sammy said quickly. “This is big for a regular crane.”
“A sandhill crane.” His ...grandfather looked beyond the crane into the trees. He seemed to want to put off the actual capture of the crane as long as possible. He said, “I remember I got myself a bag of salted peanuts that day and the whooping crane came up to the wire fence and I threw him peanuts and he caught them in the air. A lady that was standing by told me that whooping crane would eat almost anything you threw him—hotdogs, hamburgers, french fries. Just toss it and he’d catch it.
What to read after House of Wings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Betsy Byars to read onlineMoreLess
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