The Powder Puff Puzzle (2011)
“There was no shade in the yard. Not one bit.
Then she remembered.
Emily Arrow had a pool. A nice cool one.
She looked around. “Come on, Powder Puff,” she yelled. “We’re going to Emily’s house.”
She looked up at the fence.
“Powder Puff?”
Where was he? She dived under the bushes. “Where are you?”
The cat jumped at her.
“Whew,” Dawn said. “I thought you were lost.”
She scooped him up.
Powder Puff was the greatest cat in the world.
He was all black. Almost all black.
He had one white ear.
He had a ...white tip on his tail.
Noni, Dawn’s grandmother, looked up. She was weeding the yard.
“We have more weeds than tomatoes,” she said. She rubbed her back.
Dawn put Powder Puff over her shoulders.
He curled his tail around her neck. “This cat’s perfect,” she said.
She gave the white tip of his tail a tug.
The cat began to purr. He sounded like the refrigerator.
“This cat’s a pest,” said Noni. “Last night he jumped on my bed. I woke up. I saw those yellow eyes.”MoreLess
Then she remembered.
Emily Arrow had a pool. A nice cool one.
She looked around. “Come on, Powder Puff,” she yelled. “We’re going to Emily’s house.”
She looked up at the fence.
“Powder Puff?”
Where was he? She dived under the bushes. “Where are you?”
The cat jumped at her.
“Whew,” Dawn said. “I thought you were lost.”
She scooped him up.
Powder Puff was the greatest cat in the world.
He was all black. Almost all black.
He had one white ear.
He had a ...white tip on his tail.
Noni, Dawn’s grandmother, looked up. She was weeding the yard.
“We have more weeds than tomatoes,” she said. She rubbed her back.
Dawn put Powder Puff over her shoulders.
He curled his tail around her neck. “This cat’s perfect,” she said.
She gave the white tip of his tail a tug.
The cat began to purr. He sounded like the refrigerator.
“This cat’s a pest,” said Noni. “Last night he jumped on my bed. I woke up. I saw those yellow eyes.”MoreLess
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