“You can’t keep it, Cody,” Josh said.
“Why not?” I asked.
“Well, it’s ugly, it blasts things and it fell into your garden from outer space,” Josh said.
Author: Bren MacDibble
Parents are always rushing about and working, and it seems like they never stop long enough to notice what is really going on. This must be so frustrating for children when they try to tell them important things. Sometimes, parents don’t even look up from what they are doing and kids have to talk to the sides of their heads. Even if they do look up, they only see what they expect to see. Aliens really could land, bust a few things and take off again without an adult ever noticing. So please, it’s all up to you. Watch the skies for us.
Illustrator: Ritva Voutila
The Gigglers series also includes:
Bubblegum (400–500 words, reading age 6.5 years)
Purple (500–600 words, reading age 6.5 years)
Red (600–800 words, reading age 6.5)
Blue (800–1200 words, reading age 7 years)
Green (1200–1500 words, reading age 7.5 years)
Aqua (1500–2000 words, reading age 8 years)
Gold (2000 –2500 words, reading age 8.5+ years)
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