Homeless Bird Report

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Homeless Bird
This book is about a bird that this girl named Koly found and she thought it was homeless but she kept the bird as a pet. The only thing Koly had to feed the bird was rice she didn’t have a lot of rice so she gave the bird a little a day from her meal. Koly has two brothers and they are meen to her. Koly was only thirteen and she tried to do something nice and help the bird out and give the bird some food. Koly got mared to i guy that was a little older then she was he wasn’t much older then she was. She live in the woods and there was a river in the woods and they used to go and hang out by the river all the time she always had a friend over hanging out. She lived living in the woods because she had so much stuff to do in the

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