Polar Bears Past Bedtime
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asked Annie.
The seal hunter looked puzzled.
“Did Morgan send you to us?” said Jack.
“I had a dream,” the man said. “You were in it. You needed help.”
Annie smiled.
“Morgan sends dreams sometimes,” she said. “We came in Morgan’s tree house. It flies through time.”
Oh, brother, thought Jack. Who will believe that?
The seal hunter smiled as if he was not surprised at all.
“We do need help,” said Jack. “W-w-we’re fr-fr-freezing.”
The seal hunter nodded. Then he left the window. He returned a moment... later with two small parkas like his own. They were made of heavy dark skins with fur-trimmed hoods.
He passed one to Jack and one to Annie.
“Thanks!” said Jack and Annie.
They put the parkas on.
“Hooray!” said Annie. “It’s warm!”
“Yeah,” said Jack. “They’re made of sealskin.”
“Poor seals,” said Annie.
“Don’t think about it,” said Jack. He pulled his hood up. His head and upper body were very snug now. Only his legs, hands, and feet were still freezing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
asked Annie.
The seal hunter looked puzzled.
“Did Morgan send you to us?” said Jack.
“I had a dream,” the man said. “You were in it. You needed help.”
Annie smiled.
“Morgan sends dreams sometimes,” she said. “We came in Morgan’s tree house. It flies through time.”
Oh, brother, thought Jack. Who will believe that?
The seal hunter smiled as if he was not surprised at all.
“We do need help,” said Jack. “W-w-we’re fr-fr-freezing.”
The seal hunter nodded. Then he left the window. He returned a moment... later with two small parkas like his own. They were made of heavy dark skins with fur-trimmed hoods.
He passed one to Jack and one to Annie.
“Thanks!” said Jack and Annie.
They put the parkas on.
“Hooray!” said Annie. “It’s warm!”
“Yeah,” said Jack. “They’re made of sealskin.”
“Poor seals,” said Annie.
“Don’t think about it,” said Jack. He pulled his hood up. His head and upper body were very snug now. Only his legs, hands, and feet were still freezing.
What to read after Polar Bears Past Bedtime?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Pope Osborne to read onlineMoreLess
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