Calling All Birdbrains (2007)
Calling All Birdbrains
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Tears blurred my eyes. But I watched Lippy flap his wings and fly. He sailed up to the clouds, turned, and flew away.
I brushed away my tears. “He’ll have a happier life,” I told myself. “And so will I.”
I trudged to class, thinking about my sweet bird and all his clever, adorable sayings. I didn’t hear a word Mrs. Heinie said all morning.
At lunch in the Dining Hall, my stomach was doing somersaults. I couldn’t eat a thing.
My friend Beast dipped his head into my plate and gobbled down my entir...e lunch. Beast does that to everyone. That’s why he usually sits alone.
I didn’t care about food. I was too upset over my tragic loss.
When I got outside, I realized Beast had also eaten my shirt!
Mrs. Heinie wouldn’t let me back into class with a bare chest. So I made my way back to Rotten House.
All across the Great Lawn, kids were laughing, singing, dancing, pushing each other into Pooper’s Pond. I wished I could be happy, too.
But I just kept muttering to myself, “What have I done?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tears blurred my eyes. But I watched Lippy flap his wings and fly. He sailed up to the clouds, turned, and flew away.
I brushed away my tears. “He’ll have a happier life,” I told myself. “And so will I.”
I trudged to class, thinking about my sweet bird and all his clever, adorable sayings. I didn’t hear a word Mrs. Heinie said all morning.
At lunch in the Dining Hall, my stomach was doing somersaults. I couldn’t eat a thing.
My friend Beast dipped his head into my plate and gobbled down my entir...e lunch. Beast does that to everyone. That’s why he usually sits alone.
I didn’t care about food. I was too upset over my tragic loss.
When I got outside, I realized Beast had also eaten my shirt!
Mrs. Heinie wouldn’t let me back into class with a bare chest. So I made my way back to Rotten House.
All across the Great Lawn, kids were laughing, singing, dancing, pushing each other into Pooper’s Pond. I wished I could be happy, too.
But I just kept muttering to myself, “What have I done?
What to read after Calling All Birdbrains?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R. L. Stine to read onlineMoreLess
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