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1.AbikeforAlexOneday,AlexwentnextdoortoseeherfriendHannah.HannahwasnineandAlexwassix.“Comeandseemynewbike,”saidHannah.“Myoldoneistoosmallformenow,andthebrakesneedfixing.”Hannah’smumcameouttoseethegirls.ShelookedatAlex,andshelookedatthelittlebike.“Hannah’slittlebluebikewouldbejustrightforyou,”shesaid.“Yourdadisgoodatfixingthings.Ifhecanfixthebrakes,youcanhavethebike.”Alexwassopleased.HannahhelpedAlextopushthelittlebikeovertoherplace.AlexshowedittoMum.“Youarelucky,”saidMum.“Butlet’sputitintheshed.Idon’twantyoutorideitifit’snotsafe.Dadwillhaveagoodlookatitassoonashecan.”Thenextday,whenAlexgothomefromschool,sherantolookintheshed.Thebikewasinbitsalloverthefloor.“Oh,Dad!”shecried.“Can’tyoufixit?”“IhopeIcan,”saidDad.“Butyouwilljusthavetowaitandsee.”Alexdidn’tfeelveryhappy.Shewantedabikethatshecouldride.Thenextmorning,AlexwenttoseeifDadhadfixedthebike.Buthehadgonetowork,andthedooroftheshedwaslocked.“IwillhavetowaitalldayforDadtogethome,”saidAlex.WhenDadgothomefromwork,heopenedthesheddoor.Thenhecameoutwiththebike.Itwasrednow!“Oh,thanks,Dad,”saidAlex.“Itlooksjustlikeanewbike.”“Ifixeditforyoulastnight,”saidDad.“Nowyoucanrideit.”“Hannah,Hannah!”calledAlex.“Comeandseemynewbike.”2.NewGlassesforMax“Grandad,”saidMax.“Ican’tseethewordsinmybook.”“Iwilltakeyoutotheeyedoctor.”saidGrandad.TheeyedoctorlookedintoMax’seyes.“Iwillhavesomeglassesmadeforyou,”shesaid.“Theywillbereadynextweek.”Thenextweek,Maxwenttogethisnewglasses.Heputthemon.“Icanreadmybook,now.”hesaid.“Youcantakeyourglassestoschoolinthislittlecase.”smiledGrandad.Oneday,Grandadsaid,“Whereareyourglasses,Max?Youcan’treadyourbookswithoutyourglasses.”“I’mnotgoingtotakethemtoschoolanymore.”saidMax.“Aboyalwayslaughsatme.”“Comeoverhere,Max.”saidGrandad.“andlookinthisoldphotobook.”“Thatisaphotoofmydad.”saidMax.“Yes,”saidGrandad.“Inthisphotohewassixlikeyou.”“Yourdadhadglasses,too.”saidGrandad.“Youlooklikehim,Max.”“Mydadhasgothisglassesoninallthephotos,”saidMax.“Yes,”saidGrandad.”Helikedthem.”Maxwentovertohistoybox.“Ihidmyglassesinhere,”hesaid.“Idon’tcareifthatboylaughsatme.”“Jakeisyourbestfriend,”saidGrandad,“andhedoesnotlaughatyou.”Maxputhisglasseson.Maxlookedinthemirror.“Idolooklikemydad.”hesaid.3.LockedInAdamandhismumanddadlovedbudgies.Theyhadblueonesandyellowones,greenonesandwhiteones.Thebudgieswereinabigcageinthebackgarden.Oneday,Dadputalockonthecagedoor.“Thisisaverygoodlock,”hesaidtoAdam.“Nownoonecanopenthecageandtakethebudgiesaway,”saidAdam.Thenextday,Dadwentouttothebudgiecage.Hehadsomefoodforthebudgies.Heopenedthedoorwiththekey,andhewentin.Dadleftthekeyinthelockontheoutsideofthecage.Thenthewindblewthedoorshut.NowDadwaslockedinside,andthekeywasontheoutside.“Oh,no!”hesaid.“AdamisatschoolandMumisout.I’mstuckinhere!”Adamcamehomeontheschoolbusandraninside.“Dad,I’mhome!”hecalled.ButDadwasnotinthehouse.Adamranoutsidetolookforhim.“Dad!”heshouted.“Whereareyou?”DadcalledouttoAdam.“Help!”hecried.“I’mlockedinthebudgiecage.”Adamranovertothecage.“Youdolookfunny,Dad.”saidAdam.HestaredtolaughandsodidDad.“Stoplaughingandletmeout,”saidDad.“Youwereright,Dad.”saidAdam.“Itwasaverygoodlock.”4.PopcornFunKatieandJoelookedattherainrunningdownthewindows.“It’sgoingtorainallday,”saidJoe.“Let’smakesomepopcorn!”saidMum.KatieandJoejumpedup.“Oh,yum!”theyshouted.“Popcorn!”“Canwemakepopcornballs?”saidJoe.“Yourhandswillgetallsticky,”saidMum.“Buttheyarefuntomake.”Mumputsomeyellowcornintothepopcornmaker.Thepopcornwentroundandroundinside.Pop!Pop!Pop!“Thepopcornisready!”shoutedKatie.Fatwhitepopcorncameoutofthepopcornmakerandfellintothebowlonthetable.Katieputherhandsouttogetsome.“Don’t,Katie,”saidJoe.“It’shot!”Mumwenttogetsomehoneyforthepopcornballs.“IwillhavetogonextdoortoSally’splacetogetsomemore,”shesaid,lookinginthehoneypot.“Iwon’tbelong.”Katielookedatthepopcorninthebowl.Shetooksomeandblewonit.Joeputhishandinthebowlandhetooksome,too.Theytooksomemoreandsomemore.Mumcamebackwiththehoney.“Whereisthepopcorn?”shesaid,lookingatthebowl.KatielookedatJoe,andJoelookedatKatie.Mumlaughed.“Comeon,youtwo.”shesaid.“Let’sstartagain.”5.Coco’sBellOnemorning,Rosielookedoutthewindowandshesawhercat,Coco.Hehadabirdinhispaws.Rosieranoutsideintothegarden.Coco!Letgo!Letgo!Shecried.Cocoletthebirdgo,andjumpedaway.Butthebirdstayedonthegrass.Rosierantogetthebird.Shewentinsidewithitandshowedherdad.“Cocogotthisbird.”shesaid.“Ihadtotakeitawayfromhim.Itswinglooksbroken.”Herfatherwenttofindabox.Heputanoldtowelinsideit.Rosieputthebirddownonthetowel.Theyputsomefoodandwaterintheboxforthebird.“IwillputtheboxupherewhereCococan’tgetit,”saidDad.Thenextmorning,Rosielookedinthebox.Thebirdwasdead.Rosiewasverysad.“Dad,IloveCoco,butIdon’twanthimtocatchanymorebirds.”shesaid.“Hewillhavetostayinside.”“Cococan’tstayinsideallthetime.”saidDad.“Hehastorunaroundoutside.Butwecanhelpthebirds.WecanputalittlebellonCoco.”“Wecangototheshopsandbuyone,today,”saidRosie.Afterthat,Cocodidnotcatchanymorebirds!6.TheClassroomCaterpillarsOnFridaymorning,Katiecametoschoolwithacaterpillarinabox.Shehadsomeleaveinthebox,too.KatiesaidtoMissPark,“Iwilllookafterthiscaterpillar.Ca