Mrs. Hopper’s house wasn’t bad. (p.26)
The story is Henry and his dog Mudge. They went to Mrs. Hopper’s house on Valentine’s Day.
Henry wanted not to go her house, because the house is weird.
There are droopy trees and dark windows and a gargoyle on the door.
Henry was afraid of its, but Mudge didn’t afraid of its, and he licked a gargoyle on the door.
Mrs. Hopper’s house wasn’t bad. It was wonderful.
There were big chandeliers and big tall paintings and a grand piano and many cats.
Henry thought that It was a castle, and I think so too.
It was a little easy for me to read, but there are several words, I can’t read.
I want to remember the words.
The story is fun!
Reference
Cynthia, Rylant. (2003). HENRY AND MUDGE. America, USA: Usborne.
(138 words)
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