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The Library Bag

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Nina returns two books, one with a dog on its cover and one about food, to a librarian at the desk.

Nina puts two books in her bag. She takes the bag to the library. One book is about food. The other is about a little dog.

"Here are my books," she says to the woman at the desk.

The woman looks at the book about food. Then she opens the dog book.

"This book is not from our library. There is a name here: Tom."

Nina laughs. "Tom is my brother! This is his book."

She puts the dog book back in her bag. Then she finds a new book about trains. On her way home, she phones Tom.

"I have your book," she says. "And I have a story for you!"

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1. Who owns the dog book?
2. What is Nina's new library book about?
3. What does Nina do on her way home?

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