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7.12.25 - Part 1 · Children's Hour

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  Speaker 1: Hello, and welcome to Reized Children's Story Hour as a Reminder,
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  is a reading service intended for people who are blind
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  or have other disabilities that make it difficult to read
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  printed material. Today, we will be reading from various books
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  on a character the Fox. Your reader today is Diane.
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  We will begin with the book Fox the Tiger. It
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  was published by Balzer and Bray in imprint of Harper
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  Collins Publishers. It has a copyright year of twenty eighteen
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  and the author is Cory R. Taper. I wish I
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  were a tiger, says fox. Tigers are big, Tigers are fast,
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  Tigers are sneaky. Tigers are the best. Fox has an
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  idea there. Now I am a tiger, says tiger. Tiger
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  goes for a prow Hello, Fox, says turtle. I am
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  not fox. I am tiger, says tiger. I prowl and growl.
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  Now Turtle has an idea wait here, says turtle. Tiger
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  waits and waits. High, turtle says tiger. High Turtle says rabbit.
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  I am not turtle. I am race Car says race Car.
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  A zip and zoom. Now rabbit has an idea. Wait here,
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  says rabbit, tiger waits, racecar waits to high. Rabbit says tiger. High.
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  Rabbit says race car. I am not rabbit. I am Robot,
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  says robot. I beep bop boop. Tiger prowls and growls,
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  race cars zips and zooms. Robot beep bop boops. Drip drop,
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  drip drop. It starts to rain soon. Turtle is turtle,
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  Rabbit is rabbit, and fox is fox. Oh well, says turtle.
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  Oh well, says rabbit. They go in from the rain.
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  Oh boo, says fox. Fox is wet, Fox is sad.
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  Fox's fox Wow a fox, says squirrel. Foxes are big.
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  Foxes are fast. Foxes are sneaky. Foxes are the best, Yes,
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  says turtle. Foxes are the best. Fox smiles. Fox is
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  glad to be a fox. Our next book is titled
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  Fox at Night. It was published by Baser and Bray
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  in imprint of HarperCollins Publishers. It has a copyright here
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  of twenty twenty one and the r author is Cory R. Taber.
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  It is night and Fox is scared. The night is
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  full of monsters, says Fox. Fox looks for monsters. Foxes
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  four stars. Fox sees three planets. Fox He's two big wings,
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  Foxy's two big pointy years, Foxy's two big yellow eyes.
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  Monster chries Fox. I am not a monster. I am
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  a bat, says Bat. Sorry says Fox, but the night
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  is full of monsters. I don't think so, says Bat.
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  Come I will show you. Fox and Bat go out
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  into the night. Fox. Here's a tap, tap tap. Fox
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  hears a boom boom bang. Monster chries Fox. I am
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  not a monster. I am a raccoon, says raccoon. Sorry,
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  says Fox, but the night is full of monsters. I
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  don't think so, says raccoon. Come we will show you.
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  Fox smells a stink. Fox smells a big awful stink.
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  Monster chries Fox. I'm not a monster. I'm a skunk,
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  says skunk. Sorry says Fox, but the night is full
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  of monsters. I don't think so, says skunk. Come we
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  will show you. Foxy's two pointy horns, Foxy's three yellow eyes,
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  foxes lots of pointy teeth. Monsters, cries the tiny little monster.
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  I told you, said Fox, the night is full of monsters.
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  Our next book is titled Fox is Late, and it
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  was published by Bolster and Bray and Imprint of HarperCollins Publishers.
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  It has a copywriter of twenty eighteen and the author
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  is Cory R. Taber. Fox is late, Fox is late
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  for lunch. Go Fox, Go. Fox does a Kickflip, Fox
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  does a big kickflip, Fox does a no slide. Fox
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  does a long notes slide. Go Fox, Go, Fox does
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  this trick. Fox does that trick. Go Fox, Go, Fox
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  goes over, Fox goes under. Go Fox Go, Fox gets flowers.
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  Fox gets lots of flowers. Fox gets food. Fox gets
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  fast food. Go Fox, Go Stop Fox Stop. Oh there
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  you are, says Fox, just in time for lunch. Our
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  next book is called Fox Versus Winter and it was
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  published by Fosser and Branding and Print of HarperCollins Publishers.
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  It has a copyright eear of twenty twenty and the
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  author is Cory R. Tabor. Fox does not like winter.
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  In winter, Elephant and the birds go south. Goodbye, Fox,
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  says elephant. See you in spring, says the bird. Bear,
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  Frog and turtle go to bed. Good night, Fox, says bear.
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  See in spring says frog. Clug Glug glug says turtle
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  and rabbit. Who knows where Rabbit goes. Fox is alone.
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  Fox is lonely. I know, says Fox. I will make
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  new friends. Fox makes new friends. Snowball fight. His new
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  friends are not as good as his old friends. I know,
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  says Fox. I will go south, but Fox is too late.
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  I know, says Fox. I will go to bed, but
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  Fox is too bored. I have had it, yeos Fox.
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  I will just have to fight Winter. Fox fights Winter,
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  but Winter fights back. Oh boo, says Fox. Fox is
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  that you? It is me, says Fox. Rabbit is that you?
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  It is me, says rabbit. What are you doing? Asks Fox.
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  Sh says rabbit. Listen. Fox listens. He hears nothing, Then
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  he hears snow falling tap tap PLoP. Fox hears mice
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  moving under the snow. Whosh po pop whosh. In winter,
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  I like to be alone, says rabbit. I like to
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  sit still and listen. Can we be alone together? Ask Fox.
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  Rabbit nods, Fox smiles. Maybe winter is not so bad.
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  Our next set of books are about a character named Tye,
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  and the first one is titled Ty's Travel Beach Day.
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  It was published by Harper, an imprint of Harper Collins Publisher.
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  It has a copyright eyear of twenty twenty one, and
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  the author is Kelly Starling Lions. Ty looks out the window.
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  The sky is blue, the sun shines. What a good
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  day for the beach. Ty puts on his trunks. He
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  grabs his pil and toys. Daddy and Ty go outside.
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  They step in the warm sand. Ty wiggles his toes
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  and grins. Ty and Daddy dick. They find seashells. They
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  build a sand castle. Tie spots a seagull. He shows Daddy.
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  What will Tie see next? Ty wipes his space. He
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  spots their cooler. Tie pulls out some ice pops. They
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  drip and taste so good. What will Tie see next?
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  The sea sparkles come on, daddy, Tye says, Ty runs
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  and splashes. Daddy splashes too. What will Tie see next? Then? Tie,
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  here's something thwhack. He looks next door. All Tie seas
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  is the fence. Tie spots a beach ball up up up,
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  then down and whack up up up then down and
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  whack up up up. Ooh oh. The ball flies over
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  the fence. Tie hits the ball back whack. Tie spots
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  his friend Jazz. He's holding the ball. Thanks, Ty, Jazz says, waving.
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  Ty looks at Daddy. Daddy smiles and nods. Want to
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  come to our beach, Tye ass Jazz. Jazz asks his mom.
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  He's back in a flash. Jazz steps in the warm sand.
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  He wiggles his toes and grins. Tiny Jazz dig the moat.
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  They splash, they surf the waves. What will they see next?
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  Tie spots a crab. What a cool way to move.
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  Daddy starts them off on your mark, Get set go,
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  Tie and Jazz Crab race. What will they see next?
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  Jazz spots his beach ball the whack. He hits it
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  to Tie. The whack. Tye hits it to Daddy, back
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  and forth, again and again. The sun shines. Tie and
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  Jazz wipe their faces and PLoP on the sand. Tie spot,
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  it's the cooler. Daddy gets the ice pops. There's so
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  much to see at the beach. Tie saw the best
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  thing of all a French. Our next book is titled
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  Ties Travels Showtime. It was published by Harper and Imprint
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  of Harper Collins Publishers as a copywriter of twenty twenty
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  four and the author is Kelly Starling Lions. I'm Tie,
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  I love my class, I see kids making cities. I
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  see kids dancing, I see kids painting. What do I do?
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  I pick up a boat. I am a captain. Captain,
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  I sell on the sea. I see a bow and
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  nix batter. Time to bake my teathcake smells so good?
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  What else can I do? I look around? Then I
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  see them red drums. That drum set is all alone.
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  It's quiet and waiting. It wants to be played. What
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  do I do? I step on stage. It showtime. The
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  spotlight shines. I hit the drums, wrap the tap tap.
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  I play fast and slow. I play hard and soft.
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  I bob my head to the beat. People groove as
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  I play. Next, I see a guitar. I strum the strings.
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  Thrum a thrum thrum. I rock to the music. The
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  crowd grooves too. Look at that piano. I press the keys,
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  plink a plink, plink. My fingers fly. The piano sings
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  like a bird. I wish I could play everything at once.
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  I frown and look around. I see my friend Ari.
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  I see my friend Jazz. I smile and walk over.
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  Want to make a band. I race to the drums.
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  Ari grabs the guitar. Jazz zips to the piano, wrap,
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  a tap, tap thrum, a thrum, thrum, plink, a plink plink,
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  A spotlight shines. I feel the magic. Ari and jazz
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  do too. Our teacher claps and grins. You started something,
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  she says. I see friends joining in. One friend strikes
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  the triangle, another place a cow bell, two blowhorns. I
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  know what to do. It's showtime. Wrap, a tap, tap, thrum,
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  a thrum, thrum, plink, the plink, plink, ching, a cheing
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  ting dook, a duk a duk blue balloo. The crowd
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  stands and cheers. We smile and bow. Friends make the
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  best to band. Our next book is Ties Travels Zip Zoom.
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  It's published by Harper and imprint of HarperCollins Publishers, has
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  a copyright year of twenty twenty and the author is
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  Kelly Starling. Lyons, I'm tie. I have a new scooter.
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  I can't wait to write it. We go to the park.
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  Daddy and Corey bike. Mama takes me to scoot. I
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  put on my knee pads. Kids zoom by like race cars,
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  varoom baroomo. I want to zoom too. I see the
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  flag waving. I step on my scooter. I kick off.
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  I see crowds watching room wobble wobble. I do not zip,
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  I do not zoom. Keep going, ty, Mama says, I
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  think about stopping, but I do not give up. I
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  see the flag waving. I step on with one foot.
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  I kick off with the other. Cars roar by me.
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  I focus on the track. Room wobble, wobble. I do
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  not zip, I do not zoom. Almost Mama says, I
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  do not give up. Daddy and Corey ride over. You've
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  got this. Corey says, you can do it. Daddy says,
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  Mama gives me a thumbs up. I see the flag waving.
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  I step on with one foot. I push off with
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  the other. My family cheers, My heart pounds. I press
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  on the gas room room boom. Are you okay, Mama says,
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  I sniff and wipe my eyes. I am on the ground.
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  That's it. I give wants some help. A girl stops
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  her scooter. She smiles. Watch me, she says. The girl
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  steps on the scooter with one foot. She pushes off
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  with the other. Hold on, she says, I see the
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  flag waving. Look at her go. The girl zooms back
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  to me. My name is Ari, she says, I'm tie,
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  I say ready to try. Ari asks. We step on
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  with one foot, we push off with the other. We
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  hold on. I see the flag waving. Ari zips, I zoom.
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  We're racing side by side. Cameras flash crads, clap. I
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  didn't give up room, room room. Our next book is
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  about a character named Dodsworth and the title is called
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  Dodsworth in New York. It was published by Sam Piper
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  Hooton Mifflin Harcourt. It has a copyright ear of two
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  thousand and seven and the author is Tim Egan. Chapter one, Breakfast.
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  Doddsworth wanted adventure. He wanted to fly in a plane.
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  He wanted to sail on a ship. He wanted to
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  see the world. But first he wanted breakfast. He went
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  to his favorite place, Hodg's Cafe. He loved Hodg's pancakes.
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  Everybody did. They were the best pancakes in the world.
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  Dodge Work walked into the cafe. He was very early,
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  so there was nobody around. Nobody that is, but Hodges Duck.
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  Hodges Duck was crazy morning, said Doddsworth. The duck just
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  stared at him. May I please have some pancakes, asked Doddsworth.
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  The duck turned and jumped onto a stool. The duck
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  started singing, fluffy pancakes in the air and cakes pancakes everywhere.
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  Oh no, said Dodsworth. The duck flew behind the counter.
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  He started throwing pancakes at Dodsworth. Dodsworth tried to catch
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  the pancakes. He caught three out of seven. Hodges ran
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  out from the kitchen. He grabbed the duck. Sorry about that, Doddsworth,
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  He said, you're here, bright and early. Yep, said Dodsworth.
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  I'm going on an adventure where too, asked Hodges. New York, Paris, London.
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  You name it, said Dodsworth. Sounds exciting, said Hodges. The
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  duck said nothing. Dodsworth finished his breakfast. He bid farewell
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  to Hodges. Hodges wished him well. Dodsworth tipped his hat
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  and peddled away. Chapter two. The train. Dodsworth arrived at
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  the train station. He bought a ticket to New York.
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  From there he would sail across the ocean. He was
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  very excited. The train started chugging along over hills and underbridges,
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  through fields and forest. Was the start of a grand adventure.
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  Two hours later, Dodsworth went to open his trunk. As
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  he lifted the lid, the duck jumped out. Finally, said
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  the duck, I could hardly breathe. Dodsworth couldn't believe it.
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  What are you doing here? He shouted, looking for excitement,
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  said the duck. Where are we going? He asked. Doddsworth
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  was not happy. We are not going anywhere, he shouted.
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  I'm going on a venture alone. You are going back
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  on the next train. The duck just looked out the window.
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  This is funny, said Dodsworth went up to the conductor.
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  Can you please stop this train? He asked, Not until
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  New York, said the conductor. Dodsworth was very upset. He
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  marched back to his room. The duck had taken all
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  of Dodsworth's clothes out of the trunk. He was lying
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  on them. This is the life, he said. Doddsworth was
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  very angry. Get off my clothes, he shouted, Look at
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  the mess you made. Whoa said the duck. Calm down there, partner.
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  I will not calm down, shouted Dodsworth. And I am
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  not your partner. Chapter three, New York City. The next morning,
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  the train pulled into New York City. Dodsworth bought a
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  ticket for the duck to go home. He turned to
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  give the duck the ticket. He saw the duck getting
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  on the subway again. Dodsworth was very mad. Fine, he shouted,
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  good luck to you. He started walking to the boat
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  yard Paris. Here I come, he grumbled. He walked for
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  a mile, but then he stopped. He knew how worried
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  Hodges must be. He knew he had to find the duck.
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  All I wanted was a simple little adventure, he said.
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  He walked around New York City all day, across the
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  Brooklyn Bridge, up to Yankee Stadium, and down to Wall Street.
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  There was no sign of the duck, but Dodsworth was
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  amazed at the giant buildings. He head over to Washington Square.
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  There were a lot of ducks, and they all looked
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  the same. A lady was feeding them bread. Only one
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  duck was throwing bread back at the lady. Aha, shouted Doddsworth.
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  He chased the duck down to the Hudson River by,
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  but the duck got away again. Dodsworth sat and watched
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  the boats for a while. He thought he saw the
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  duck on one of the boats. Why would a duck
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  take a boat, he wondered. The boat was going to
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  the Statue of Liberty. Dodsworth took the next boat. He
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  arrived at the statue and climbed to the top. There
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  was no sign of the duck anywhere. There was, however,
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  a great view of the city. That night, Dodsworth checked
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  into a hotel near Central Park. He kept trying to
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  call Hodges on the phone, still no answer. At one
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  point he thought he saw the duck duck in the park,
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  it was too dark to tell for sure. In the morning,
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  he walked to a diner cross from the park. He
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  ordered pancakes. They were not as good as Hodges, not
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  even close. Dodsworth watched as the park came to life.
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  A band started playing music, Folks started flying a kite.
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  A magician began doing trick. I shall now pull a
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  rabbit from my hat, said the magician. He pulled out
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  the duck instead. Aha, screamed Dodsworth. The duck took off.
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  Dodsworth tried to catch the duck all day. He chased
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  him up to Park Avenue. Even though he couldn't find
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  the duck. Dodsworth liked how fancy everyone was dressed. Later,
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  he saw the duck going to the Museum of Modern Art,
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  Dodsworth searched and searched, but he couldn't find the duck
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  anywhere in the museum either. That evening, he spotted the
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  duck walking into Radio City Music Hall. A movie was playing,
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  so it was really dark. Since dot couldn't see the duck,
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  he decided to just enjoy the movie. After a while,
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  somebody started throwing popcorn at the screen. Dodsworth knew who
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  the somebody was. He stood up and saw the duck. Aha,
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  he shouted, sh shouted everybody else. The duck ran out
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  and jumped onto a bus. Dodsworth jumped into a taxi cab.
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  Follow the duck, he said. The taxi followed the duck.
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  The bus went to Coney Island. Dodsworth watched the duck
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  get on the ferris wheel. He waited until just the
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  right second. Gotcha, he said, as he grabbed the duck. Hey,
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  said the duck, how's it going? Chapter four? Going home?
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  Dodsworth brought the duck to the train station. You should
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  be ashamed, said Dodsworth. You worried Hodges, you worry me.
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  You could have been lost forever. Sorry, said the duck.
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  The duck lowered his head. Dodgeworth put his hand on
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  the duck. Oh, it's all right, he said, don't be sad.
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  The duck started snoring. He was found asleep. Dodsworth went
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  to a phone booth. He called Hodges again. Hello, said Hodges.
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  He sounded sad. Hodges shouted Dodsworth. I've got the duck.
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  He's with me. Hodges screamed that crazy duck. I have
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  been worried sick. Sorry, he runs your adventure, said Hodges.
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  Runed it. He was the adventurer, said Dodsworth. They both laughed.
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  We'll head home on the next train, said Dodsworth. Dodsworth
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  went back to the duck, to his great dismay, the
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  duck was gone again. Dodsworth looked out the window. The
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  duck was getting on a boat. Dodsworth ran and jumped
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  on the boat. The boat started sailing away. Hurry, said Dodsworth,
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  Let's swim back to shore. No can do, said the duck.
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  I can't swim, what shouted Dodsworth. You're a duck, sorry,
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  said the duck. Never learn how to swim. The city
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  became farther and farther away. Dodsworth saw that the boat
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  was going to Paris. He went to the phone and
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  called Hodges again. Hey, he said, listen, everything is fine.
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  The duck is still with me. But well, it might
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  be a little longer than we thought. A next story
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  is about a bridge and is called Golden Gate Building
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  The Mighty Bridge. It was published by Chronicle Books. It
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  has a copyright year of twenty twenty four and it
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  was written by Elizabeth Partridge co. Winter winds rattle your
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  window at the blast of the foghorn weaves into your
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  morning dreams, warning ships away from the rocky cliffs behind you. Downstairs,
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  the front door slams shut as Pop comes in from
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  tending the light and foghorn. A truck rumbles by under
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  your window. You leap out of bed. How did you forget?
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  Today's the day work begins on the Golden Gate Bridge.
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  Workers with steel and concrete are squaring off against fog
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  and wind and pounding surf. They want to build the
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  world's longest suspension bridge. People say it's impossible. It's too
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  far to span from land to land across the wild
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  surging waters where the ocean meets the bay. The weather
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  is wicked and blinding, wet fogs and treacherous winds that
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  will toss the workers into the water like paper dolls.
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  Maybe they're right, but here comes the trucks on the
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  steep hills behind you. Dynamite and machines carb a place
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  for the anchorage block. One day it will anchor the
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  strong suspension cables that will hold up the bridge next
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  to you. Excavators bike deep into sand and rock. The
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  machines stick far down into the rock to make a
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  strong foundation pier for the bridge tower. Dump trucks shift
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  into low gear and move out, loaded with dirt and rocks.
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  The four men drops by and Poll makes him a
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  cup of coffee. Mamas attacks pancakes on his plate. It's
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  a mighty big job, Paul says, But you know what
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  he thinks impossible. Barges fight their way across the choppy
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  waters of the bay, loaded with seamen and steep piles
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  of sand and gravel, and the badging plant. It will
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  all be mixed together into concrete. Concrete trucks row from
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  the badging plant to the pier, sending their wet heavy
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  micks sluicing down the tube they call the elephant's trunk.
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  When the sun drops into the Pacific Ocean, huge lights
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  flood the pitch so the work can go on night
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  after night. The truck headlights sweep across your bedroom wall. Hurry,
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  the flickering light seems to say. Thousands of truckloads of
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  concrete fill the hole. Then the pier rises until it
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  is forty four feet above the water. Or barges pull in,
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  loaded with gigantic sections of the still toweer, coated in
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  heavy and red paint to keep away the rest. Time
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  to bring on the still men, bravest of the brave, surefooted,
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  smart and strong. A raising gang of six men shout
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  and whistle, gilding the heavy sections into place. The rivening
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  gang swarms each new section, sending smoke hot rivets down
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  long tubes and hammering them into place. We will finish
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  this story the next time. So this concludes the children's
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  story I are for today. Please join us next time
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  as we will read more stories, fables and fairy tales.
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