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PETER
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For The
and
No
Groovers,
also Carey. Lloyd
part of this publication retrieval
Mean
may be reproduced
in
and Dizzy
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ISBN 0-590-45476-5 Copyright Inc
,
Children's
12
11
10
©
1992 by Peter
ODonnell
by arrangement with ABC,
All
All rights
Books
Book Company Ltd 33 Museum ,
987654321
reserved Published by Scholastic
for Children, a division of
Street,
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USA.
London
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PETER O'DONNELL SCHOLASTIC New York
Toronto
London
INC. Auckland
Sydney
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Life in the jungle
be
for Dizzy
and
over the world to
was not as peaceful his friends. Tourists visit
as~it
used to
came from
and take pictures
all
of the animals
One
day, after the tourists
dinner, Dizzy found a himself. Dizzy picked
friends took the
all
left
him up, and he and
little
his
village.
boy's parents were
over for him and, to
gratitude, his father
to have
boy wandering by
boy to the nearest
Sure enough, the searching
little
had
show
their
promised he would take
Dizzy and his friends to see where they lived.
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^ The
little
boy's father
owned an
airline,
which was a good thing, because Dizzy and his friends
needed
a
whole plane to themselves.
Everyone enjoyed the movie Tarzan, which
was shown
especially for them.
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They landed near a big city
and waited
patiently
for their suitcases. \ I
man came
to take
biggest car they It
n
was a
them
Then a to the
had ever seen.
stretch limousine.
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Everyone piled
in but, in
the excitement, no one
noticed that Dizzy had gotten stuck doors. friends,
He was
He was so much
just
but there
too
big.
in
the automatic
tried calling to his
noise from the
planes and the people that they didn't hear him.
Dizzy watched as his friends drove Finally,
a
woman complained
off.
that an elephant
was blocking the doors. All of the people stuck behind Dizzy pushed, and all the people in front of Dizzy pulled until he popped out of the doors.
Dizzy
was too
a bus into
big for a taxi so he took'
tlie city
to search for his friends.
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When
r
Dizzy reached the
city,
he walked along streets and across bridges, took a boat
on the
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river
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and an elevator up a tower, but
didn't see his friends anywhere.
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was getting dark; cars whizzed by, and shadows were cast from the streetlights. It
Dizzy last fell
was
tired.
He'd had a long day. At
he found a quiet
street, sat
asleep. In his sleep he
down and
dreamed the
dreams that elephants dream.
m
awoke to the harsh sounds of the big city. It was morning, and TfTere were cars and buses and trucks Dizzy
everywhere. There
and Dizzy was
in
In fact, Dizzy was
was a
traffic
the middle of the
traffic
it.
jam.
But he was surrounded, and
he couldn't move.
jam,
Suddenly, Dizzy heard a whirring sound above his head.
A
helicopter! With
all
his friends!
harness, and Dizzy put
it
on.
The
pilot
lowered a
Then Dizzy was rescued.
Everyone chattered at once, and Dizzy learned that the
little
boy he'd rescued had seen him on the
television
news and
told his father.
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Dizzy got to ride in
the stretch limousine,
and he and all
his friends
ate dinner in a fancy
restaurant before flying
The
little
boy and
home
his father
invited Dizzy back, anytime, but
Dizzy politely said no.
He had
decided that he preferred his jungle to their concrete one. •^i«^^-^'
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When
j?r
Dizzy
and
his friends rescue a
lost in the jungle, the
boy and
City
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And
boy
his parents decide
to thank the animals by inviting
'%J
little
them
to the Big
are they ever excited!
But the city
is
a very different kind of jungle,
and when Dizzy gets separated from the boy and the other animals, it is up to them to find Dizzy How hard can it be to find an elephant? Harder than you think! Scholastic
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