Staying Dry
Highlights Genies|July 2017

Della and her friends are getting ready to go to the lake.

Ana Galan
Staying Dry

But it’s raining! “Oh no! Look at all that rain!” says Lucy.

“We can’t go to the lake. We will get wet!” says Molly.

Della looks out the window. She sees a street vendor selling umbrellas. “Come on,” she says. “We can buy umbrellas. Then we won’t get wet.”

The three friends pick up their purses and head outside.

“Good morning,” says Della. “I’d like a pink umbrella.” The vendor gives her a pink umbrella.

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