Mouse noses on toast

Written by:Daren King

One of his friends was a Tinby,a sort of monster,Though smaller than a monster and a lot more fun to be with.Like all Tinbys,it was curved at the top and flat at the bottom,with little square legs,tiny black eyes,and nothing else.It was yellow and patterned with lime-green checks.

Esio Trot

Author:Roald Dahl

"The other words are spelled backwards,too,"Mr Hoppy said."If you tun them round into human language,the simply say: Tortoise,Tortoise,Get Bigger Bigger!Come on tortoise,Grow up,puff up,shoot up!Spring up,blow up,swell up!Gorge!Guzzle!stuff!gulp!Put on fat,tortoise,put on fat!Get on,get on!Gobble food!

Get a clue:Operation yellow dragon

Author:Julian Press

The next morning,at exactly 7.13am,a frightening cry cut through the silence of the house.David immediately jumped out of bed and ran into lily in the hallway;she had also hurried out of her room.They woke Josh up and then ran towards the direction voices coming from the parlor.They learnt that the library window had been broken during the night,and now the empress Veronica(Which is an authenic coin)was missing!The detectives quietly let themselves in the library and aproached the coin case.

Horrible histories:The blitzed brits

Author:Terry Deary

Children were persuaded to wear their gas mask by making them into 'fun masks'.One of the most common was the red and blue 'Mickey Mouse' mask.Children also discovered that if you blew very hard into the mask,air would rush from the side and it would make a very rude noise.

Horrible histories:the awesome egypians

Author:Terry Deary

Another heave of the lid.A groaning"creee-aak!"echoed through the tomb.He reached a hand in the coffin.Another great "Creee-aak!". But this was not the coffin lid.It was the roof of the tomb itself.His struggles to break into the tomb had weakened it.The massive roof slab was slipping down.

About the blue and gold macaw

Blue and gold macaw
Wooded areas are the normal habitats of these colourful macaws,which usually feed in the treetops.Their presence there is revealed by their loud,raucous caws,which are also uttered when the birds are in flight.Although normally observed in pairs or small family groups,blue and gold macaws do make larger flocks,consisting of up to 25 individuals on occasion.They are most likely to be observed in the morning and again at dusk,as they fly back and forth between their roosting and feeding sites.One of the main factors restricting the distribution of these macaws is the availability of suitable palm as nesting sites.They are quite adatable in their feeding habits,eating a variety of plant matter and even sometimes seeking nectar from flowers.