Wednesday, October 6, 2021

Reading Report 2: James and the Giant Peach

 Up to what I have read, the story has become more interesting. 

One night, after having had all the visitors see the giant peach, aunt Spiker and aunt Sponge sent little James to clean the garden. Suddenly, he saw a tunnel near the fruit and started to crawl inside it until he arrived in the middle of the peach.

There, he found a door that led to a room. James met some funny creatures that at first he found scary, but then, he realized they were quite friendly. One of them was an Old Green Grasshopper that appears to be the leader of the creatures. Next to him are Miss Spider and Ladybug. On the other side of the room, there is a Centipede with 42 legs, a blind Earthworm, and a sleepy Silkworm. On the ceiling, there is a Glow-worm giving light to everyone.

Apparently, they all had been waiting for James because he was considered part of the group. That night, the Old Green Grasshopper said it was time to go to bed and while James was helping Centipede to take out his 42 boats, Miss Spider prepared the beds for everyone. The little boy did not know what was going to happen to him the next day.

When they woke up, they were getting prepared to leave the hill where aunt Sponge and aunt Spike lived. Centipede started cutting the stem of the peach and it started to roll and roll along the street until they fell down in the sea.

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1 comment:

  1. Patty,
    This is an excellent second report. I hope you are enjoying this interesting book. Your mark is=100.
    Regards,
    TB

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