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10.18.25 - Part 1 · Children's Hour

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  Speaker 1: Hello, and welcome to Railized Children's story are As a reminder,
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  Radiarize 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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  fromt of material. Today, we will be reading from various
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  books on Halloween. Your reader today is Diane. Our first
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  story is titled The House that Which She Built and
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  was published by Pelican Publishing Company, has a copyright of
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  twenty eleven and the author is Diane de Loss Cassus
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  Creek Creek. This is the house creek Creek that will
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  which she built. Clap clap clap. This is the cat
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  meil meal that lived in the house creek Creek that
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  which she built. Clap clap. This is the bat flap
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  flap that landed on the cat me our meal that
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  lived in the house creek Creek that whitch she built.
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  Clap clap clap.
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  Speaker 2: This is the.
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  Speaker 1: Ghost boo boo that spooked the bat flap flap that
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  landed on the cat mel meal that lived in the
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  house creek Creek that which she built. Clap clap, clap clap.
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  This is the skeleton rattle rattle that chased the ghost
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  boo boo that spooked the bat flap flap that landed
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  on the cat mel meal that lived in the house
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  creek Creek that which she built.
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  Speaker 2: Clap clap, clap, clap.
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  Speaker 1: This is the pumpkin yum yum that rode after the
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  skeleton rattle rattle that chased the ghost boo boo that
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  spooked the bat flap flap that landed on the cat
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  mel meal that lived in the house creek Creek that
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  which she built.
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  Speaker 2: Clap, Clap, clap.
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  Speaker 1: This is the boy yuck yuck that picked the pumpkin
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  yum yum that rolled after the skeleton rattle rattle that
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  chased the ghost boo boo that spooked the bat flap
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  flap that landed on the cat meow meow that lived
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  in the house creek Creek that whitch she built.
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  Speaker 2: Clap clap, clap clap.
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  Speaker 1: This is the mom no no that fusseded the boy
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  yuck yuck that picked the pumpkin yum yum that rolled
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  after the skeleton rattle rattle that chased the ghost boo
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  boo that spooked the bat flap flap that landed on
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  the cat meow meow that lived in the house creek
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  Creek that would she built.
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  Speaker 2: Clap clap, clap, clap.
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  Speaker 1: This is the dad smooch smooch that kissed the mom No, no, No,
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  that fusted the boy yuck yuck that picked the pumpkin
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  yum yum that rolled after the skeleton, rattle rattle that
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  chased the ghost. Boo boo that spooked the bat. Flat
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  flap that landed on the cat mew mew that lived
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  in the house. Creek creek, that witch she built.
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  Speaker 2: Clap clap, clap, clap.
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  Speaker 1: This is the witch cackle cackle that spooked them all.
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  Cackle cackle, cackle that flew over the dead, smooch smooch
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  that kissed the mom, No No, that fusted, the boy
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  yuck yuck that picked the pumpkin yum yum that rolled
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  over the skeleton. Rattle rattle that chased the ghost. Boo
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  boo that spooked the bat. Flat flap that landed on
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  the cat mew mew that lived in the house. Creek
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  Creek that witch she built. Clap, Clap, clap, clap. The
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  moral of the story is never enter the house that
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  would she built.
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  Speaker 2: Cockle cockle, cockle cockle.
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  Speaker 1: Our next story is called off Animals, trick or treated
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  It was published by for Our Strauss Girls Books for
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  Young Readers and imprint of McMillan Publishing. It's a copywriter
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  of twenty twenty two and the author's Anne Whitford Paul.
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  If animals trick or treated, Mom an outlet at the
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  pumpkin stall would first choose a pumpkin like alot small
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  they carved to round eyes in two pointy ears. Bat
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  pup would carve hers with fans like spears. Hatch lean
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  would beg popa crocodile to carve a pumpkin a smeary smile.
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  If animals trick or treated, then Mama and owlet would
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  decorate trees with cobwebs, wish swinging in the breeze and eat.
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  Her and pup would shove with their snouts to loop
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  de loop, Orange and black streamers about. Vulture Chicks would
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  scat scatter fresh skeleton bones close to a cluster of
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  old tombstones. If animals trick or treated, old would fly
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  in the superbird cape. Pickled would wattle in mummy tape.
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  Zebra foe with priants prants in a costume of spots.
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  Little leopard would run wearing stripes, lots and lots. Panther
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  would don a tall which she had and hope pauls
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  with their spooky black.
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  Speaker 2: Cup of cats.
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  Speaker 1: If animals trick or treated, Alet and friends would knock knock,
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  knock it nests outside dens in under a rock, promising
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  a trick. If they didn't get treats, Parrot would give
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  out her yummy seed sweets. Armadillo would offer chocolate ants, Elephant,
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  candied leafy plants, bear surprise honey gummy bears. Coon his
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  famous garbage budge squares, then stepped to his beak with
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  no room for more. Ald would flat flap his wings
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  and sore to mama. Under the moon's spooky light. They'd
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  read scary stories and shiver with fright, but sitting close
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  feather to feather, they'd feel brave, cozy together. Our next
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  story is called Pug and Pig Trick or Treat and
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  it was published by Beachling Books, an imprint of Simon
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  and Schuster's Children's Publishing Division, has a copyright of twenty
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  seventeen and the author is Sue Lowll Gallon. This is
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  Pugs and Pigs Home. This is Pug and Pigs Scarecrow.
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  These are pug and pigs pumpkins, and these are Pug
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  and pigs costumes. Pig likes the snug fit of her costume.
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  She likes how our bones glow in the dark.
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  Speaker 2: She likes the.
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  Speaker 1: Mask that covers her face. Want anyone know who she is?
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  Pig likes her costume very much. The Pug does not
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  like his costume at all. His insights feel squished, his
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  assites feel squashed. He does not like the mask that
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  covers his face. No one will know who he is.
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  Pug does not like his costume until it is scattered
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  all over the yard.
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  Speaker 2: Tonight is Halloween.
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  Speaker 1: This is Pig in costume, and this is Pug not
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  in costume.
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  Speaker 2: Pug does not.
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  Speaker 1: Care about Halloween anymore, But someone else does. Who will
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  answer the door with Pig? Who will trick or treat
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  with Pig? Who will go to the Halloween party and
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  eat tasty tibbits with Pig? Pug gets an idea, his
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  ideas in the muddy.
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  Speaker 2: Corner of the backyard. Splat, Why here is this?
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  Speaker 1: Perhaps his pig shadow. Pig answers the door with her shadow.
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  Pig ghost trick.
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  Speaker 2: Or treating with her shadow.
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  Speaker 1: Pick goes to the Halloween party and eats tasty chidbits
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  with her shadow. Pig likes Halloween and so does pug.
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  Our next book is called It's Halloween, Little Monster, and
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  it was published by Two Lions. It has the Copyrighter
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  of twenty twenty and the author's Helen kit Men. It's here,
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  little Monster, Almost time to go out. Hurry get dressed.
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  There are creatures about. Look at you, little monster, dressed
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  all in green. You're a Martian from space on your
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  first Halloween. I'll set to go. You see things that
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  are scary. A pirate, a witch, a creature that's Harry.
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  Don't fret, little monster. See there in the street, that's
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  not really a ghost, it's a kid in a she
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  Shine your light, little Monster. Let's head down the street.
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  We'll knock on some doors and say trick or treat? What,
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  little Monster? You heard something? How it's Halloween night when
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  spooky things prowl. But you shouldn't be nervous. Your papa
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  is here and together we're brave. There's nothing to fear.
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  See that which little monster. She's offering cups of warm
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  bubbly worm juice, Yum, drink it up. What's that, little monster?
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  Something scary? Swished by Oh no, it's a vampire, a
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  big creepy guy. Hold your bag tight and don't make
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  a fuss. Now, let's run past him fast. Wooh, he
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  didn't get to us. You hear a weird noise. You're right,
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  it sounds strange.
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  Speaker 2: Oh no, look at that.
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  Speaker 1: Zombies in chains quick walk like a zombie without a
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  brain stem. They won't bother us if we act just
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  like them. First zombies, now ghost no shivers and shakes. Oh,
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  I see why you're brave, Spider Cupcakes. There's one final
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  house across from the park, the scariest one yet, all
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  spooky and dark. What's on the porch? Oh? A goblin
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  is perch? He might try to grab us with a
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  quick surprise lurch. The yard's full of graves. This could
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  be tough. Shall we trick or treat here? Will you
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  be brave enough? Come along, little monster, be strong just
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  like me. It won't be so scary. Follow papa. You'll
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  see Boo yikes, little monster, that gave me a fright.
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  Your papa got scared this Halloween night. Are you laughing,
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  little monster? Because Papa scream? I'm glad you've had fun
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  on your first Halloween. Our next story is called bad
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  Kitty Scary Cat and it was published by Neil Porter
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  Book of Roaring Book Press has a copyright year of
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  twenty sixteen and the author is Nick Rule.
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  Speaker 2: She wasn't always a scaredy cat.
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  Speaker 1: She used to be woof an angry kitty, a brave kitty,
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  a clumsy kitty, a daring kitty, an energetic kitty, a
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  fearless kitty, a gallant kitty, a heroic chillie, and an
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  ebt kitty. A jumble kitty, a kittenish kitty, a loopy kitty,
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  a muddle kitty, a numb kitty, an outraged kitty, a
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  powerful kitty, a quick kitty, a resolute kitty, a strong kitty,
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  a tough kitty, a upended kitty, a vixed kitty, a
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  wet kitty, an exasperated kitty, a youthful kitty, and a
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  zestful kitty. But then one dark and foggy night, something
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  terrible happened.
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  Speaker 2: Dean dall.
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  Speaker 1: Out of the darkness and into our doorway appeared the
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  most horrible and frightening creatures Kitty had ever seen. Trick
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  or treat. She saw an awful alien, a bizarre bigfoot,
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  a creepy clown, a dreadful dragon, an evil ectoplasm, a
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  frightful frankenstein, a ghastly goblin, a hideous hag, an intimidating
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  invisible man, a jarring jack, O lanterer, a killer craken,
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  a loathsome lion, a monstrous mummy, a noisy nthandral, an
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  odious org, a putrid pirate, a quirky qasamoto, a rusty robot,
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  a scary skeleton, a toxic transula, uncle murray, Hey, I've
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  ran out of candy, can I borrow some? A vile vampire,
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  a wicked werewolf, an extremely exotic X ray creature, a
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  yucky yetty, and a zany zombie. That's how she became
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  a scaredy cat. That's how she became just a very
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  very scared, scared, scaredy little kitty. Poor kitty, Poor poor kitty.
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  But then oops, I dropped my canie. That's when she
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  saw it. She saw apples, bubblegum, caney corn, dried fruit,
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  english toffee, fudge, gum drops, hard candy, Italian truffles, jellybeans,
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  kiwi fruit, lollipops, marshmallows, necklaces, oranges, pretzels, quins, candy, raisin, strawberry, licorice,
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  taffy and salted nuts, vanilla cookies, white chocolate, wax lips,
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  yellow bananas, and zoo animal crackers. Kitty decided there and
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  then that she would not be a scared little kitty anymore.
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  She decided she would be a bad kitty. But not
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  just any bad kitty.
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  Speaker 2: She would be.
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  Speaker 1: A very, very, very.
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  Speaker 2: Bad, bad bad kitty.
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  Speaker 1: She attacked the alien, battered Bigfoot, clabbered, the clown, demolished,
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  the dragon, eradicated, the ectoplasm flat and Frankenstein nod on
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  the Goblin, harassed the hag, injured, the invisible Man, jostled
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  the jackal lantern, kicked the kraken, lamb basted the lion,
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  mauled the mummy, nullified the nan and thandravral overturned, the
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  ogre pinched the pirate, quashed, the Quasioto, ruined the robot,
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  smashed the skeleton, tackle the tarantula, upset, Uncle Murray vanquished
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  the vampire, wiped the werewoof extinguished the x ray creature,
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  yanked the yetti and zing the zombie.
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  Speaker 2: Hooray for Kitty.
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  Speaker 1: All by herself, Kitty managed to chase those horrible creatures
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  back out into the night. Kitty decided there and then
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  that she would never be a scaredy cat. Woof. Our
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  next book is called Tacky in the Haunted Igloo and
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  it was published by Houghton Mifflin Hardcore. It has a
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  copyright year of twenty fifteen and the author is Helen Leicester.
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  Halloween was coming to Nice icy Land, and this year
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  was special because the penguins had decided to turn their
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  iglue into a haunted igloo. Wouldn't that be fun? It's
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  scary for the trigger treater guests.
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  Speaker 2: For days.
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  Speaker 1: Goodly and Lovely had decorated their home with cobwebs, pumpkins, skeletons,
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  warning signs in all things Halloween. Meanwhile, Angel, neatly and
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  perfect worked on the trees yummy gummy Swedish fish and
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  awful waffles and what to tacky the penguin do, snakey
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  tacky sample the treats by the dozen and pronounce them
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  be smacking good. When the morning of the big Halloween
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  night rode around, the penguins had a staff meeting. Who
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  was going to haunt the igloo? They were, of course,
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  and that meant that they had to choose very scary costumes.
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  I'm scared of insects, said Goody, so Goodly became an insect.
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  I'm afraid of the dark, admitted Lovely, so lovely. We're
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  a dark outfit with a big black mustache. The scariest
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  things I can think of are monsters, stammered Angel, who
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  had become a monster, and thunder and lightning or worse,
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  added Neatly in a stormy outfit. As for me, announced perfect,
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  I am afraid of bubbles, bubbles, bubbles. But Perfect was perfect,
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  so no one dared to ask any questions. Now the
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  companions turned to Taki, Taki, what are you afraid of?
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  Taki couldn't think of a single thing that frightened him nothing,
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  but cried his companions. You can't wear nothing. It's Halloween,
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  think Taki.
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  Speaker 2: Think so.
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  Speaker 1: Taki will off to a thinking place and thunk and
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  thunk and thunk. Lozy that evening, the first trick or
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  truers arrived at the haunted Igloo, shivering in julight at
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  the scary sounds like the bows of the insect in.
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  Speaker 2: The blub of a bubble.
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  Speaker 1: Cobwebs surrounded the visitors and skeletons popped out of the walls.
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  Speaker 2: Oh, it was so scary.
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  Speaker 1: The trick or treers kept coming and coming and coming,
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  and when they had been scared silly, they all departed happily,
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  with shivering spines, feathers on end, and bags loaded with
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  Swedish fish and awful waffles.
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  Speaker 2: That was the best.
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  Speaker 1: Hanted igloo in the history of the world. But wait,
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  things were going too well. We're aware was tacky? Had
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  he forgotten it was Halloween? Knock knock, banguity knock. The
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  entire igloo clinked as it shook. Who should be banging
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  so loudly? Noise hurt their earplaces? With caution, goodly, lovely angel,
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  neatly and perfect creaked the door open, and there stood
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  three ghosts.
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  Speaker 2: Three ghosts.
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  Speaker 1: Two wasted no time in announcing we're trick or treating
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  ghosties and we ain't no two thief theories. So give
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  all your yummy treats or we'll do something scaries. Give
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  all your yummy treats. Now, that really was scary, And
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  the reason it really was scary was that there was
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  no yummy treats left thanks to the visitors, and especially
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  thanks to snakey tacking, not a Swedish fish scale or
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  an awful waffle crumble remain. Three ghosts searched tie and
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  low and sideways for signs of a treat nothing, and
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  after finding nothing, they whipped off their costumes gas. But
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  the hunters were back. We's not called hunters for nutting,
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  they grout, and with that they began and the chase
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  gonna catch some pretty penguins and will grab him by
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  the toe and we'll PLoP him in our treatsy bags. Haughty,
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  ho ho. All this commotion to stir Tacky's nap or
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  thinking must be part of time, he thought, as he
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  rushed to get ready. Bursting on the scene, he shouted,
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  is this a scary costume or what? His companions pointed
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  frantically to the big bullies in the doorway. Takied Wada
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  right up to the biggest hunter, gave him a friendly
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  flipper slap and exclaimed.
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  Speaker 2: Well, how do he do? Bro bro bro?
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  Speaker 1: The hunter went from looking into looking slightly confused. Bro
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  like in brudder, he mumbled as he looked at taking
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  more closely. The big fellow began to get nervous. Him's
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  got them same bootsies yep, same pansy's shirty and suspender
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  rendered denders, same scary yup and looky him hat just
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  like mine.
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  Speaker 2: Gotta be knee brudder. And then a worst.
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  Speaker 1: Thought hit him right in the hitty bitty brain. But wait,
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  hym's just exactly like me. Him's meet twin, brudder. Then
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  me's a twin and so scary looking me scared of meself?
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  And if that, all three hunters dove their furry paws
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  over their eyes. So there the penguins were stuck with
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  three shaken and shivering hunters under the kitchen table. How
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  long would they stay there? A week, a month, forever?
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  The shivering would wobble the table, so the soup would spill,
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  and there would they put their weebies when they sat
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  down to eat. There were no treats left to coax
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  them out. Maybe, just maybe they could frighten them away,
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  so they tried their best or worst haunting noises went
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  the insect wubb lubb moaned the dark one e each creached,
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  screeched the monster boom bitty boom roared the thunder blooh
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  blah blub bubbled the bubble. The hunter stitt in budge
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  then Tacky chirped, Hey Bro, I'm coming home with you.
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  Well that did it up, popped Big Bro. As he
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  and his buddies fled the igloo, the hunter called, you's
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  not coming home with me, twinsy brother, you bes too scarzy.
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  He galloped away as fast as he could go, wondering
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  does me have a bee like me? Twin brother as
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  a sidekick's hissed.
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  Speaker 2: You think you were scared?
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  Speaker 1: We was seeing double two if you was twice as
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  scary back in the igloo, goody, lovely angel, neatly and
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  perfect hug Tacky Tacky was an but a nice.
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  Speaker 2: Bird to have around.
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  Speaker 1: Our next story is about characters Ali and Amy, and
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  the story is called The Adventures of Ali and Amy
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  the Best Friends Plan. It was published by Aladdin Quicks,
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  a Simon.
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  Speaker 2: And Schuster Publishing division.
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  Speaker 1: The copyright year is nineteen ninety five and the text
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  was written by Stephanie Commenson and Joanna Cole. The cast
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  of characters are Amie Cooper, Ali Anderson's best friend, Ali Anderson,
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  Amy Cooper's best friend, Madame Luliu, fortune teller who's really missus,
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  Susy Tompkins, a neighbor in Ali's building, and Marvin Lopez,
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  a boy who's sometimes fun and sometimes annoying. Chapter one
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  guests who ring ling? Early one morning, the telephone ring
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  in Amy Cooper's house. Amy's mother answered it. It's for you, Amy,
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  She called. Guess who. Amy had no trouble guessing. She
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  knew it was her best friend Ali Anderson. Meet me downstairs,
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  said Allie. We've got to talk, aren't we talking now?
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  Said Amy. We've got to talk face to face, nose
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  to nose, eyeball to eyeball, said Allie. I'm on my way,
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  sir Amy. Amy raced to the elevator in her apartment building.
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  She lived on the sixth floor. She watched the floor
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  numbers light up six five four three two one. Hurry, hurry,
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  she said. As soon as the elevator door's opened, she
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  burst outside and ran to Allie's building right next door,
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  just like Amy. Ali lived on the sixth floor. Just
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  like Amy. Alli watched the floor numbers light up six
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  five four three two one. Tada, she said, bursting out
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  the door. Are you ready for our first day of
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  summer vacation. We've got big plans I remember, and I'm ready,
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  sad Amy, did you bring the list? It's right here,
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  said Alie. Pulling a crumbled paper out of her pocket.
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  She began to read Things to do this summer. One
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  get our fortunes told by Madame Lulu. Two, go to
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  the Spring Street Fair. Three skate and sing backward. Four
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  swim at the town pool. Five make a new list
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  of things to do. Wow, we're going to be busy,
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  said Amy. We better get started right away, said Alie.
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  Madame Lulu, here we come. We will have to continue
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  this story next time. So this concludes our children's story
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  I are for today. Please join us next time as
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  we will read more stories, fables and fairy tales. Thank
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  you for listening, and please stay tuned for the lex
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  and Here Lead on Radio I