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The document summarizes the first 3 chapters of a story about a wolf pack. It introduces Coco, a newborn cub in a family of wolves. Two hunters, including Theodore Roosevelt, discover the wolf pack in the woods. They decide to take the entire pack, including the newborn Coco, back to the White House. There, the wolves enjoy chasing each other on the large grassy lawn, eating gourmet dog food, and receiving belly rubs. They seem to enjoy their new home at the White House.
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- 1. Wolf By: Giovana Marquez
- 2. Chapter 1 One day in the deep dark hills of Kilikili. A family of wolfs roamed the land. The wolfs always stuck together they never parted another. There were Two girls and Two boys. Another cub was coming into the world. It started raining so then found a cave for the night. A few days later the mama had a girl named Coco. She was a perfect little bundle of joy. She was a little white fluff ball.
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- 4. Chapter 2 Two hunters came into the woods. But the dogs were surprised because they had no guns. But what was even more weird is that one of them was Theodore Roosevelt! They heard him say “ I need a good sized pack of wolves! “ You see here Elliott my brother I am lonely just sitting doing work so I need help finding a pack to help and maybe a newborn cub! That would be excellent!” said Theodore “ But Teddy you see we can’t take them they would never mind. ” The dogs all agreed to go so they walked over to him. Teddy said “Astonishing! A good size pack of wolfs!
- 5. Chapter 3 They carried them all to the truck. Finally, they got to the big wide , spacious White house. Long green grass but all of it to them was just black and white. So it didn’t make a difference to them but they jumped out of the truck, chased each other , got gourmet dog food (of course) , their favorite thing of all belly rubs they loved it there. When Theodore’s Brothers and sisters came to visit, twice the fun for them.
- 6. The end