THE LUCKIEST ONE OF ALL |
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Who is the luckiest one of all? A boy perched up in a sycamore tree is pretty sure it can't be he. "There are so many things I'd much rather be," Said a boy sitting up in a sycamore tree, "And I wish I knew of some magical word That would suddenly change me into a bird. What a terrific treat it would be to go flying High over the tree tops without even half trying! Of all the wild creatures the bird is the one Who seems to be having most of the fun." |
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Here are some of the characters
that did not make it into the book. |
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Copyright 1982 by William B. Peet, Houghton Mifflin Co. Boston |
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