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Rusty's Day of Opposites

Join a curious little fox named Rusty as he explores the sunny woods and discovers playful opposite words all around him.

Content level 3-510 illustrated pages
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Rusty the little fox stepped outside into the warm morning sun. He loved exploring the forest and finding brand-new surprises on every leafy trail.

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First, Rusty met his great big friend, Bramble the bear. Beside Bramble sat tiny Button the mouse. Big and small are opposites!

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Rusty looked way up high into the tall green tree. A bluebird sat up on a branch. Then Rusty looked down at the soft moss. Up and down are opposites!

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Rusty jumped up into the air with all his might. Then his paws landed down on the ground with a soft, happy thump.

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Suddenly, a fast brown rabbit zoomed past the bushes. Rusty ran fast after the bunny, his little paws flying across the path.

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Around the bend, Rusty met Myrtle the turtle creeping along the moss. Myrtle walked very slowly, one calm little step at a time. Fast and slow are opposites!

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Caw, caw! Loud black crows sat high in the trees and cawed, making lots of noise that echoed across the bright sunny woods.

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Rusty tiptoed quietly past a hollow log where sleepy field mice were napping. Shh! Loud and quiet are opposites.

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The bright golden sun began to sink below the hill. Soon the warm day turned cool, and shadows stretched across the grass.

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Finally, tired little Rusty curled up in his cozy, warm den. His eyes were open… then closed. Goodnight, Rusty!

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