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Giant s Tale A Reading A Z Level M Leveled Book Word Count: 590 Giant s Tale Written by Karen Mockler Illustrated by Robert Squier Visit www.readinga-z.com for thousands of books and materials. www.readinga-z.com

Giant s Tale Written by Karen Mockler Illustrated by Robert Squier www.readinga-z.com Giant s Tale Level M Leveled Book Learning A Z Written by Karen Mockler Illustrated by Robert Squier All rights reserved. www.readinga-z.com Correlation LEVEL M Fountas & Pinnell Reading Recovery DRA L 19 24

One day, out in my yard, I met a funny little man. (He was littler than most.) I was holding some beans in my hand at the time. I was thinking of starting a vegetable garden. Those are some fine-looking beans, he said. Thanks, I said. If you give me those beans, said the man, I ll give you a special goose. What s so special about her? I asked. Wait and see, said the man. But know this, George. She ll cure you of sheep. Hello. I m George the Giant. Morning, noon, and night, I used to eat nothing but sheep. I was sick of sheep, even in my dreams. He knew my name! I d had it with sheep! I traded the beans for that goose and returned to the castle. I set her on the kitchen table. Giant s Tale Level M 3 4

Giant s Tale Level M 5 6 Now, Goose, I said, do your stuff. The goose just looked at me. Pretty please, I said. Nothing. Razzle-dazzle me, I said.

I thought about roasting her up for dinner. But during my afternoon nap, she laid three golden eggs. I traded those eggs for a wagonload of doughnuts. No more sheep for me! For months, I ate nothing but doughnuts. Then one day, coming into the kitchen for lunch, I smelled a weird smell. Stinky. Wrong. Human. Some giants like the taste of humans. Me, I ve never tried one. I can never get past that smell. Still, I sang the song all giants learn in school to scare humans away. Fee-fi-fo-fum, I smell the blood of an Englishman! Be he alive or be he dead, I ll grind his bones to make my bread! Giant s Tale Level M 7 8

I sat down and ate some doughnuts. Then I took my nap so Goose could lay more eggs. Suddenly, I woke to that human smell. I saw a boy grab Goose and tiptoe away. I shouted and chased them. Giant s Tale Level M 9 10

The boy jumped onto a beanstalk I d never noticed before. He and Goose dropped into a cloud. I was halfway down after them when I heard him shout to his mom. For an ax. Giant s Tale Level M 11 12 The beanstalk toppled. I fell from the sky and landed with a crash. Ow-wow-wow-wow. Wow. The boy and his mom stepped forward. We argued a bit. His mom looked from me to Goose to the boy Jack and back again. I looked at my leg. It was broken.

I can fix your leg, Jack s mom said at last. But you ll have to stay here until it heals. Then what? I said. How do I get back to my castle? Jack pulled a bean from his pocket. It looked just like the ones I traded to that funny little man. Fine, I grumbled. That first night, they didn t know what to feed me. Anything but sheep, I said. Or doughnuts. Turns out they didn t have sheep, doughnuts, or much else. So the mom threw a bunch of green beans in a pot. She cooked up the best soup I ve ever tasted. For the next six weeks, Jack took Goose s eggs to market almost every day. He brought home a bunch of different foods. Jack s mom cooked and cooked. By the time my leg was healed, I d had some of the best meals of my life. Giant s Tale Level M 13 14

Glossary Now Goose and I are back at the castle. But Jack s mom is teaching me how to cook. When we visit, Goose always lays them a golden egg. And when we sit down to dinner, we all enjoy a bowl of green bean soup. ax (n.) a tool often used to chop wood (p. 11) beanstalk the stem of a bean plant (n.) (p. 11) cure (v.) grumbled (v.) heals (v.) market (n.) to correct or heal a sickness or problem (p. 4) complained about something, usually in a low, quiet voice (p. 14) becomes well or healthy again (p. 13) a public place where people buy and sell things. (p. 4) toppled (v.) collapsed (p. 12) traded (v.) exchanged one thing for another (p. 4) wagonload a load that fills a wagon (n.) (p. 8) Giant s Tale Level M 15 16