It's Raining Bats and Frogs! by Joe McGee

It's Raining Bats and Frogs! by Joe McGee

Author:Joe McGee
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Aladdin
Published: 2020-04-07T00:00:00+00:00


CHAPTER 7

LAGUNA WAS HAVING A MUCH better time than Baron Von Grump. She felt way better, a lot more confident, with her friends there. If they could jump into the river and learn to swim, then she could pass her swim test, she thought.

Laguna swam just like her mom had taught her, and before she knew it, she had reached the floating marker.

“I did it!” Laguna said.

Vampyra whistled. Franky clapped. Wolfy howled. They were very excited for Laguna.

“Okay, Laguna,” Mrs. Lagoon said, “now swim back.”

But suddenly…

The sky got dark. The air grew windy. And the first few drops of rain spattered down over the river.

“That does not look good,” said Wolfy. He was looking out toward the lake, and he was right. It did not look good, not good at all.

All the little clouds were mashed into one big, supersized monster cloud right over the center of the lake.

“Listen to that wind!” said Vampyra.

The wind roared like a hundred—no… a thousand—a thousand tractor trailers rushing by on the highway. A thousand tractor trailers filled with hungry, roaring lions. And each of those lions had a bullhorn to roar through. That’s how loud the wind was! Trees bent waaaaay over, their tops almost brushing the ground. And the waves! Oh, the waves… The water was a churning, choppy mess. It was a very good thing that Laguna, Vampyra, Franky, and Wolfy were not swimming in the lake.

“I’ve never seen so much rain!” Franky said. “It’s all coming down over the lake.”

That giant gray rain cloud was pouring so much rain on the lake that it was hard to see to the other side. No umbrella, no matter how big or how fancy, would have kept any villager dry in that rain. There was so much rain that the water was beginning to get close to overflowing, like a bathtub when the water keeps running and running and running and—

CRACK!

SLAM!

THUD!

Remember those trees that were bending over in the wind? Their tops almost brushing the ground? The roaring winds pushed two of those trees so hard that they broke right in half and fell at the mouth of the river, one after the other, piling together until they stopped most of the water from flowing.



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