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    A Monster Fish Tale LEVELED BOOK • H

    A Reading A-Z Level H Leveled Book


    Word Count: 284
    A Monster
    Fish Tale

    Series

    Th
    e Monsters

    Written by Maribeth Boelts


    Illustrated by Nora Voutas

    Visit www.readinga-z.com www.readinga-z.com


    for thousands of books and materials.
    A Monster
    Author Note
    Maribeth Boelts is the author of over twenty books for young readers,
    including the “Little Bunny” series (Dry Days, Wet Nights; Little Bunny’s
    Pacifier Plan); Lullaby Lullabook; Big Daddy, Frog Wrestler; and the
    upcoming The Firefighters’ Thanksgiving.

    Fish Tale

    A Monster Fish Tale


    A Monsters Story
    Level H Leveled Book
    Written by Maribeth Boelts © Learning A–Z Correlation
    Illustrated by Nora Voutas Written by Maribeth Boelts
    Illustrated by Nora Voutas
    LEVEL H
    Fountas & Pinnell H
    All rights reserved. Reading Recovery 13–14
    www.readinga-z.com www.readinga-z.com DRA 14
    “Let’s go fishing!” says Bonk.
    Jupe, Uzzle, and Snag dig for worms.
    They find their fishing poles.
    The pond is a long hike away. Bonk casts his pole and waits.
    Snag’s tummy grumbles. He reels in his line.
    “I can’t wait to eat the fish we catch,” “What did you catch?” asks Uzzle.
    he says. “A shoe!” says Bonk.
    A Monster Fish Tale • Level H 3 4
    “Wait!” says Lurk.
    “I think I have a fish.” Next, Snag catches a tin can.
    He reels in his line. Uzzle catches a rusty bucket.
    “I caught a salad!” Lurk says. Lurk’s tummy grumbles, too.
    “That’s not a salad,” says Jupe. “I’m hungry,” he says.
    “Those are weeds from the pond.” “You are ALWAYS hungry,” says Snag.

    A Monster Fish Tale • Level H 5 6


    The air is hot.
    Flies buzz all around them.
    “Fishing is kind of boring,” says Uzzle. The fish flops and wiggles on the grass.
    Just then, Bonk feels a tug. “He’ll be good to eat,” says Bonk.
    “I have a bite,” he says. Jupe looks at the fish.
    He feels another tug. Uzzle sniffs.
    Bonk catches a fish! Lurk stares at the ground.
    A Monster Fish Tale • Level H 7 8
    “What’s the matter?” asks Bonk.
    “I ’m not hungry for fish anymore,”
    says Snag.
    “Let’s let him go,” says Lurk. Bonk’s tummy grumbles.
    Bonk puts the fish back in the water. “But what will we eat?” he asks.
    It swims away. “Follow me,” says Jupe.
    A Monster Fish Tale • Level H 9 10
    “T hat was better than a fish fry,”
    says Lurk.
    “D o you know what I like best?”
    The monsters follow Jupe on a hike. asks Bonk.
    They find wild raspberries. “The berries?” asks Snag.
    They find nuts. “The nuts?” asks Jupe.
    They even find tasty ladybugs! “No,” says Bonk.
    The monsters eat until they are full. “There are no dishes to wash!”
    A Monster Fish Tale • Level H 11 12

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