Gooney Bird Greene
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On Monday, Gooney Bird stood in front of the class when Mrs. Pidgeon told her that it was story time. The children barely noticed Gooney Bird's clothes, even though she was wearing a ruffled pinafore, dark blue knee socks, and high-top basketball sneakers. The second-graders, and Mrs. Pidgeon, too, were all much more interested in Gooney Bird's earrings.
The earrings dangled and glittered and were very large.
"They're beautiful," Keiko said in an awed voice.
"My grandma's house has d...oorknobs that look like that," Tricia announced. "And she has a sparkly chandelier in the dining room. My grandma is very rich." "Do you have holes in your ears?" Malcolm asked. "My mom does. My mom went and had holes stabbed right into her ears with a needle!" "I did, too!" Beanie called out. "I have pierced ears!" "So do I," Mrs. Pidgeon told the class. She turned her head from side to side so that they could all see her small gold earrings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On Monday, Gooney Bird stood in front of the class when Mrs. Pidgeon told her that it was story time. The children barely noticed Gooney Bird's clothes, even though she was wearing a ruffled pinafore, dark blue knee socks, and high-top basketball sneakers. The second-graders, and Mrs. Pidgeon, too, were all much more interested in Gooney Bird's earrings.
The earrings dangled and glittered and were very large.
"They're beautiful," Keiko said in an awed voice.
"My grandma's house has d...oorknobs that look like that," Tricia announced. "And she has a sparkly chandelier in the dining room. My grandma is very rich." "Do you have holes in your ears?" Malcolm asked. "My mom does. My mom went and had holes stabbed right into her ears with a needle!" "I did, too!" Beanie called out. "I have pierced ears!" "So do I," Mrs. Pidgeon told the class. She turned her head from side to side so that they could all see her small gold earrings.
What to read after Gooney Bird Greene?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lois Lowry to read onlineMoreLess
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