Kipper Saves Berwyn

By Nate Feldman


It was a pleasant summer afternoon, and Kipper was taking a walk at Crabby Creek Park, a place on the outskirts of Berwyn, PA.  He was enjoying his time walking on the dirt trail and splashing in the creek beside it.

All of a sudden, he heard a rustle in the thicket behind him.  He thought it might be a deer or some other animal in the woods, but rather it was Manny the Monster, a creature with two dark eyes and an old friend of Kipper's.

"Oh hi Manny!," Kipper said excitedly.  "Did you come here to join me for a walk!"

Manny just stared at Kipper.  "No, my four-legged friend," the monster replied.  " We have much more urgent matters on our hands."

"Please do share," Kipper responded, a bit concerned.


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