When summer vacation arrived, Danny loved nothing more than spending all day playing with his toys. He played from early in the morning, until bedtime, never picking a single one up.
Every night, Master Cake would say, “Pick up your toys, don’t you run away.”
Giggling, Danny turned around and said, “I’ll pick them up soon, right before I go to bed.”
But every night, Danny fell asleep playing and forgot to clean up.
His room was such a mess, not even Copy could find her bed!
“Danny, when are you going to clean up?” Master Cake asked one afternoon, tired of cleaning up after Danny.
“Tomorrow, I promise.” Danny said, throwing the lit of his toy chest open and flinging toys over his shoulder.
One night, as Master Cake was getting ready for bed,
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With a squeak, the baboon flew backwards, right into a pile of stuffed animals.
Danny laughed and helped the baboon out of the toy pile, wondering, “Where am I?”
“Clutter Forest, where every day is play and fun!” shrieked the baboon, grabbing Danny by the arm and swinging from another tree branch.
Danny screamed, almost choking on a flying toy plain, getting a face full of stuffing from a plush dog and going head first into a waterfall of caramel.
The baboon stopped, sending Danny airborne. Danny crashed into an Ostrich with the longest neck he’d ever seen and fluffy feathers that looked like pillows.
“Hi there new friend!” the Ostrich greeted, hopping up in one leg and falling forwards, burying it’s beak in a whoopee cushion that let out a loud fart-like sound.
Danny laughed, watching the Ostrich struggle to get up.
With a big yank, the Ostrich broke free, flipping head over legs. It crashed, against a tree, its legs wiggling in the air.
“Ouch!” shouted a red frog as it fell from the tree. The frog looked as if it was made of gooie jelly and its eyes almost popped out of its head when it landed.
“Sorry goopy.” Apologized the Ostrich , trying to get to its
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“Someone, make it stop!” Goopy shouted.
“I got you!” said Danny, leaping up into the air and catching Goopy. But as soon as he landed, he tripped on a wagon and fell head first into a box of toys.
There was so much clutter that he couldn’t take a step without tripping!
Goopy flew into the air again, smacked against a tree and slid down the trunk.
“Silly Goopy, enough fooling around, let’s play!” the baboon shrieked, hopping up and down. He grabbed a ball and tossed it to Danny, shouting, “Catch!”
“What?” Danny murmured, trying to shake the toys off him. The ball bounced off is head and smacked the Ostrich ’s feathery bottom, making it squawk and skip forwards.
The baboon giggled, thinking it was a game, he shouted, “That looks like fun!” He swung from a tree, but lost his grip. He fell down, landing on Goopy, who squeaked, its eyes bulging out of its head. The baboon got up, but when he tried to swing back up to the tree, he couldn’t move. He was stuck in place by a mountain of sticky sugary lollipops.
The Ostrich grabbed the baboon’s tail, while Danny grabbed his long arms. Together they pulled and yanked, till the baboon broke
After all the experiences Louie went through and the knowledge of knowing he is going to survive through Squalor conditions he felt optimistic. “He felt something alight land on his head it was an albatross slowly Louie raised his hand fingers
‘then they came to the tree, from which O was dangling, and they stopped dead.
For even Piggy and Ralph, under the threat of the sky, found themselves eager to take a place in this demented but partly secure society. They, with all the other boys, surged after [Simon], poured down the rock, leapt on, screamed, struck, bit, tore. There were no words, and no movements but the tearing of teeth and claws.
and attacked the falcon and killed it. The owl, lower then the falcon on the
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“Lennie you're my best friend and I love you and you are going to be adopted one day” He hugged him tight before he pushed him into the office where he had been a few minutes prior telling the admin Lennie stole and broke the bike and they had set him up with a ride far away to a new orphanage. Curly came hauling around the corner with his fists in the air only to come to a stop when he watched Lennie get into a car and drive away...
In the beginning of this story, Andrew sees a bird struggle to get out of the main terminal of the airport and, he tells the little brown bird to keep trying. When the little bird gets out of the main terminal it flew away home and he states he knew it was singing. Meaning he kept trying and he made it through.
One day there was a porcupine named Bobby. Bobby was the son of the tribe leader kabaku. Everybody always knew not to mess with kabaku. Kabaku always told everybody to stay away from the cave. Everyone did not want to go in the cave because they were afraid of what was in there or what Kabaku would do to them if they went into the cave because all of them knew that sometimes Kabaku had anger issues. But Bobby said that he was not scared, but everyone said that he was lying because everyone else was scared. Until one day bobby said I will go into the cave. Nobody thought he was telling the truth. So they just laughed and then walked away.
"The referee shouts, "Ready, pit!" The birds explode from their handlers' grasps and collide breast to breast, a foot off the ground. Beak grabbing beak, hackles flaring like porcupine quills, they bounce apart and then collide, again and again. The hatch takes command. The roundhead rolls over, then revives. He pounds the Hatch with a foot, spearing a lung. The Hatch fades, hunkering down and refusing to budge. As he coughs up drops of blood, his breathing sounds like footsteps on gravel. The Roundhead, fatigued but intact, wins. The Hatch is carried off, most likely to die" (Kilborn 3).
“ Hiccups! I knew you would come back. I have cut a heart shape hole in the barn door, and I made you a nest out of wood and straw. You can fly in and out at night and hunt for mice." the nice farmer said, smiling.
In ‘Flight’, the Grandfather shows his control over the bird by deliberately holding out his wrist for the bird to take flight and then caught it again at the moment it spread its wings.
He saw a lonesome tree reaching to the overcast sky. A song bird’s nest was on one of the tree’s protracted branches, and inside was a young bird. The puppy’s ear stood up straight and adjusted to hear the sound of the bird chirping. Meanwhile, intense winds churned through the forest, making the bird fall out of its nest. The puppy ran to the spot where he thought the bird would land. Luckily, the bird landed on the puppy’s back. The young bird chirped gleefully, thanking the cute pup for saving it. Graciously, he gave the bird a nod, and with a swift bark, continued walking through the forest with his newfound feathered friend riding his
...h he had given up. But then, seeing that both sticks could be put together to make one long stick (insightful experience), the Chimpanzee placed the small stick a little way inside of the larger one and was able to reach the banana and pull it toward himself.
The bear just stood there on his two legs. Mike was wondering what to do. He remembered that the jeep was in the parking lot of the beach. He wondered if we can make it to the jeep. He finally figured out a way to get all of us there now. My dad, Pat grabbed Connor and I and ran for the jeep, so did Mike and Teri. The bear just got on his four legs and
Mr. Krabs: Get out of the way, boy! (SpongeBob flies off the door and bounces into Mr. Krabs) Me building's been condemned, boy. We got ourselves a nematode infestation. (Nematodes come and eat the Krusty Krab. Mr. Krabs faints)