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Flat
Stanley in NYC -- Part 3
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| Words
and images ©2005 Annette Adams Bush |
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| The
next morning, Annette
woke Flat Stanley for a big
surprise! Big Snow! |
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bundled up for an early
walk to see The Gates in the
snow. |
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Flat Stanley was glad
he didn't have to ride on
THIS school bus, but he loved playing in the snow. |
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The artists wonder who threw a
snow ball at them.
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| Did you
see anyone? Now, |
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where
is Flat Stanley? |
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Is that
him way
across the frozen lake? |
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| Maybe he's hiding near
the ice
skating rink! |
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The wind
is really blowing. |
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Where
IS Flat Stanley?
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| Brr-rr-rr.
It is really cold. |
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We
should ask Anna for help,
but she is not on duty here.
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(How do
we know?) |
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He must
have been here . . . |
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Look
at the snowball holes in the ice! |
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Maybe
these people will know.
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Oh,
Look!
It's Alice, the Mad Hatter
and the White Rabbit!
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We wish we
could stay for tea, but they have not seen Flat Stanley,
so we must be off! We're late . . . we're late for a very important
date! |
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Ah! Help
at last! |
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Annette
has Flat Stanley now. |
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She
doesn't look happy even
though she
is wearing her favorite hat and her Flat
Angel pin which her sister gave her for
good luck. |
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"Back
in the envelope,
Flat Stanley." |
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| Later
that day . . . On the
train to Beacon, Karen thinks Flat Stanley needs more rules on how to
behave in an art gallery. |
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What
color is her turtleneck?
It matches
Flat
Stanley's shirt!
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| At
this special museum in Beacon, even the
trees look like art, but Flat Stanley
thinks the art inside is very strange. |
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He and
his new friend Josh think
they have seen enough 'modern'
art. They have some hot chocolate
and a gooey brownie while the
artists talk about their favorite
artists. |
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| Everyone
liked the big
sculptures by Richard Serra. Flat Stanley liked them too, because he
thought
they looked like giant rusty cinnamon rolls with the centers missing! |
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| Flat
Stanley promised to be polite, |
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so he
was
allowed to visit Anna's Studio.
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BUT
. . . There were so-o-o
many
tubes of paint. Oh, NO!!!!!
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| He had
to spend
the rest of the
day in his
envelope and
didn't get to see
the glass blower
in the village. |
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| All
words and images © 1998-2005 Annette
Adams Bush |
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