<p>The title of this book is Milly,Molly and BushBob.</p><p>This book's main characters are Milly,Molly,BushBob</p><p>. Milly and Molly looked out across the hills from</p><p>the upstairs window. BushBob threw his arms up in delight. BushBob had a beard the colours of his </p><p>sweater and a hat that never left his head. He had a</p><p>cow that gave him milk for his tea and cream for</p><p>porridge. Milly and Molly sat with BushBob on the old bench under the apple tree. Then BushBob was quiet for a very long time. Milly and Molly sat up straight with both eyes wide open. Milly and Molly's </p><p>eyes were like saucers. "Goodbye BushBob," they called as they waved. BushBob settled into his new</p><p>apartment. But there was no room for a garden or a</p><p>tree with an apple. Milly and Molly saw the smoke from BushBob's chimney. And when they reached</p><p>his cottage on the edge of the bush, BushBob </p><p>threw his arms in delight.</p><p>                This book is very funny.</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p>
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This book's main characters are Milly, Molly, and BushBob.
Milly and Molly looked out across the hills from the upstairs window. BushBob threw his arms up in delight. BushBob had a beard the colors of his sweater and a hat that never left his head. He had a cow that gave him milk for his tea and cream for porridge. Milly and Molly sat with BushBob on the old bench under the apple tree. Then BushBob was quiet for a very long time. Milly and Molly sat up straight with both eyes wide open.
Milly and Molly's eyes were like saucers. "Goodbye BushBob," they called as they waved. BushBob settled into his new apartment. But there was no room for a garden or a tree with an apple. Milly and Molly saw the smoke from BushBob's chimney. And when they reached his cottage on the edge of the bush, BushBob threw his arms in delight.
첫댓글 Title of this book: Milly, Molly, and BushBob.
This book's main characters are Milly, Molly, and BushBob.
Milly and Molly looked out across the hills from the upstairs window. BushBob threw his arms up in delight. BushBob had a beard the colors of his sweater and a hat that never left his head. He had a cow that gave him milk for his tea and cream for porridge. Milly and Molly sat with BushBob on the old bench under the apple tree. Then BushBob was quiet for a very long time. Milly and Molly sat up straight with both eyes wide open.
Milly and Molly's eyes were like saucers. "Goodbye BushBob," they called as they waved. BushBob settled into his new apartment. But there was no room for a garden or a tree with an apple. Milly and Molly saw the smoke from BushBob's chimney. And when they reached his cottage on the edge of the bush, BushBob threw his arms in delight.
This book is very funny.