Carly Zimpleton: Root Beer Floater
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Carly Zimpleton: Root Beer Floater
Narrated by:
Luana Maranz
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Narrated by:
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Luana Maranz
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By:
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Takeyon Foreman
About this listen
Carly loves good weather. When it’s sunny, she can go outside and play with her dog, Max!
Max is a bit of a handful, and he likes to chase anything that moves.
When he and Carly take a walk in the woods near her house, he immediately starts leaving his mark everywhere.
Carly doesn’t mind, but when Max begins chasing a bunch of squirrels, she suddenly loses him!
“Max!” Carly shouts, trying to catch up to him.
She can’t go back without Max, but he’s even deeper inside the forest now.
All Carly wants is to find her dog, go home, and eat her favorite dessert!
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