Looking for a great book? Read Brave Irene by William
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Letters to Irene |
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| Dear Irene, I think it was very brave of you to bring that dress to the palace. Did it hurt when you fell in the snow? I guess your mother was very proud of you. From, Ben H |
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| Dear Irene, I don't know if I could stand it when you sprained your ankle. I don't think I could get through a snowstorm. I wouldn't be that brave like you were. Love, Jon M |
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| Dear Irene, You are so brave! You must be glad that you found the dress. You were brave to go through the snowstorm to the palace. Your friend, Kelly M |
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| Dear Irene, You were so brave. Did it hurt when you twisted your ankle? I bet you were scared. I bet you were happy when you got home. Love, J.D.S. |
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| Dear Mr. Steig, I would like you to write a book about a brave boy named Simba who saved his brother from riding a motorcycle and crashing into a school. Your friend, Zane B. |
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| Dear Mr. Steig, I liked the book about brave Irene and her mom. It was a nice book. My favorite part was when Irene used the box for a sled. Love, Kaitlyn M. |
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| Dear Mr. Steig, I would like you to write a book about a brave boy named Brave Mark who saves his brother from dying. Your friend, Mark K. |
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| Dear Mr. Steig, I would like you to write a book about a boy named Courageous Chris who saved his dog from getting caught by the dog napper! Your friend, Stanzi D. |
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| Dear Mr. Steig, I would like you to write a book about a brave boy named Lucky Bob who saved someone from a tree. Your friend, Jay V. |
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| Dear Mr. Steig, I would like William Steig to write a book about a brave boy named Brave Bobby who saved his sister from running away. Your fan, Annie H. |
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| Irene lost her mom's dress but then saw it on
the roof. She asked the Dutchess to get the dress off the roof. Idea by Blake A. |
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| Irene came to the palace and knocked on the
door. She had to tell the Dutchess the bad news, but when she started to tell her, she
noticed something on the tree. It was the dress. But it was torn and ripped and very ,
very dirty and it couldn't be worn ever again. But the Dutchess was nice and she let her
come in anyway. The end. By Molly J. |
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| Irene had to tell the Dutchess what happened.
She knocked on the door. The Dutchess opened the door. Then Irene told the story and
before she could close the door, the dress flew in!! By Daniel S. |
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| Irene had to tell the Dutchess what happened.
She knocked on the door. The Dutchess wasn't upset because of the terrible storm. So Irene
was lucky that she didnt get too mad. But Irene was sorry for her mother because it took
her so long to make the dress. When Irene got home her mother didn't care about the dress.
She just cared about Irene!!!! By Taylor S. |
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| Dear Mrs. Bobbin, Your daughter is so beautiful and very nice. Thank you for the dress. How did you like the food I gave you? From, The Dutchess (Lexie R. ) |
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| Dear Mrs. Bobbin, Your daughter is very brave! She is a good girl, too. I wish I had a daughter like Irene. Love, The Dutchess (Evan R.) |
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