Snakes Don't Miss Their Mothers
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Splinter?” the veterinarian asked.
“I have no idea. Someone opened the door yesterday morning, shoved the cage inside, and ran off.”
“I heard the police had her for a while:”
“What kind of lizard is it, doctor?”
“It’s an iguana.”
Exactly as I thought, Irving said to himself, for he had seen a program about lizards on the Animal Channel.
“Oh, dear. Is he all right? Is he healthy?”
“She is fine, Mrs. Splinter, but her color isn’t good. She seems to have turned brown, a sign she is unhappy.”
“I’ll ...put her where Marshall was,” Mrs. Splinter said.
“Let me do the honors,” said Dr. Kamitses.
“Oh, dear, oh, dear. I hope she’ll be all right.”
“She’s in good hands,” the doctor said.
Irving’s cage shook as the iguana’s was set down. All three feet of her was reclining in a tank.
“I have to register her in my book,” said Mrs. Splinter. “What shall I call her?”
“I heard that she was brought in to the police on Christmas Day,” said the doctor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Splinter?” the veterinarian asked.
“I have no idea. Someone opened the door yesterday morning, shoved the cage inside, and ran off.”
“I heard the police had her for a while:”
“What kind of lizard is it, doctor?”
“It’s an iguana.”
Exactly as I thought, Irving said to himself, for he had seen a program about lizards on the Animal Channel.
“Oh, dear. Is he all right? Is he healthy?”
“She is fine, Mrs. Splinter, but her color isn’t good. She seems to have turned brown, a sign she is unhappy.”
“I’ll ...put her where Marshall was,” Mrs. Splinter said.
“Let me do the honors,” said Dr. Kamitses.
“Oh, dear, oh, dear. I hope she’ll be all right.”
“She’s in good hands,” the doctor said.
Irving’s cage shook as the iguana’s was set down. All three feet of her was reclining in a tank.
“I have to register her in my book,” said Mrs. Splinter. “What shall I call her?”
“I heard that she was brought in to the police on Christmas Day,” said the doctor.
What to read after Snakes Don't Miss Their Mothers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M. E. Kerr to read onlineMoreLess
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