The Iceberg Express
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To their surprise they saw their fellow passenger, the littleStar Fish, swimming near them, and not far away, on a piece of ice, thePolar Bear porter.
"Where are we?" asked Mary Louise. But no one replied to her question, although the Star Fish looked all around, before and behind and bothsides at once, which I'm sure you can't do no matter how hard you maytry--while with his fifth eye he kept a bright lookout for sharks.
Presently the Polar Bear porter replied, "I think we are in theCaribbean ...Sea. " And if you don't know where that is, please get out you map of NorthAmerica, although school is over, and find it.
"I never thought we'd get here so soon, " said the little Star Fish atlast. "You see, I boarded the train somewhere off Cape Cod. Andthat's a long way from here. " "I got on much farther north, " said the Polar Bear porter, fanninghimself with a large sea shell. "Gracious me, but it's dreadfully hotdown here. " "This Caribbean Sea is as full of mountains as New Hampshire andVermont are, but none of them have caps of snow like that which MountWashington sometimes wears, " said the Mermaid Princess.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To their surprise they saw their fellow passenger, the littleStar Fish, swimming near them, and not far away, on a piece of ice, thePolar Bear porter.
"Where are we?" asked Mary Louise. But no one replied to her question, although the Star Fish looked all around, before and behind and bothsides at once, which I'm sure you can't do no matter how hard you maytry--while with his fifth eye he kept a bright lookout for sharks.
Presently the Polar Bear porter replied, "I think we are in theCaribbean ...Sea. " And if you don't know where that is, please get out you map of NorthAmerica, although school is over, and find it.
"I never thought we'd get here so soon, " said the little Star Fish atlast. "You see, I boarded the train somewhere off Cape Cod. Andthat's a long way from here. " "I got on much farther north, " said the Polar Bear porter, fanninghimself with a large sea shell. "Gracious me, but it's dreadfully hotdown here. " "This Caribbean Sea is as full of mountains as New Hampshire andVermont are, but none of them have caps of snow like that which MountWashington sometimes wears, " said the Mermaid Princess.
What to read after The Iceberg Express?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cory David to read onlineMoreLess
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