Wizard of Washington Square
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He was concentrating on a scene. By the time they got to the tapestry, David and Leilah could see the picture clearly. It was Mr. Pickwell and he was arranging the statue of D. Dog on a new table.
“But that table—it…it’s…” began David.
The Wizard sighed. “It’s my table, all right. And I hope it’s in a good mood. If it does anything foolish, we’re all sunk.” And he took his pointed hat off and ran his fingers through his long white hair.
“But why does Old Pickleface have your table?” asked David....
The Wizard looked pleased. “I was hoping you’d ask that,” he said. “It’s part of my plan.”
“What plan?” asked David and Leilah fearfully.
“Why, my plan to rescue the statue, bring it here, and try to turn it back into a real live dog again.”
“You mean,” said David, smiling, “that you aren’t in cahoots with Pickwell? That you don’t turn animals into statues for a living and then sell them to rich people to keep in their gardens?”
“My dear child, whatever are you talking about?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was concentrating on a scene. By the time they got to the tapestry, David and Leilah could see the picture clearly. It was Mr. Pickwell and he was arranging the statue of D. Dog on a new table.
“But that table—it…it’s…” began David.
The Wizard sighed. “It’s my table, all right. And I hope it’s in a good mood. If it does anything foolish, we’re all sunk.” And he took his pointed hat off and ran his fingers through his long white hair.
“But why does Old Pickleface have your table?” asked David....
The Wizard looked pleased. “I was hoping you’d ask that,” he said. “It’s part of my plan.”
“What plan?” asked David and Leilah fearfully.
“Why, my plan to rescue the statue, bring it here, and try to turn it back into a real live dog again.”
“You mean,” said David, smiling, “that you aren’t in cahoots with Pickwell? That you don’t turn animals into statues for a living and then sell them to rich people to keep in their gardens?”
“My dear child, whatever are you talking about?”
What to read after Wizard of Washington Square?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Yolen to read onlineMoreLess
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