Down the road from
Zoey’s house, there is a
big, green park.
Zoey is quite shy, but she loves
to play in the park. Every day
after school, Zoey and Granny
go there to play.
Granny needs glasses to see.
But she can hear very well.
Zoey is good at finding things.
Even better than Granny!
She can find
birds and bugs.
She can find the prettiest flowers
and the tallest trees.
And she’s very good at finding
Granny’s secret sweets.
“What’s that noise behind the
tree?” asks Granny.
“Does it sound like a bird?”
asks Zoey.
“No,” says Granny.
“It sounds much bigger than a bird.
Can you see what it is?”
“It’s a dog!” says Zoey.
“Phew!”
says Granny.
“This dog is
very smelly!”
The next day, Zoey comes home from school
and packs her bag.
“Are you ready to go to the park?” asks Granny.
“Yes, please,” says Zoey.
“Granny, look who’s
outside!” says Zoey.
“You found us!” says Zoey.
“Now, let’s give you a bath.”
And from that day on, Zoey, Granny and
their new friend played in the park every day.
What's at the park - Abduragmaan Fortune
What’s at the Park?
Illustrator: Jess Jardim-Wedepohl
Author: David Mann
Designer: Jess Jardim-Wedepohl
Licence: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0
Website: https://bookdash.org/
Editor: Karen Hurt
Reader: Abduragmaan Fortune