A DOOR OF MANY WORDS
by Casey, Cape Elizabeth, grade 5

This is a talking wall,  Well, itís not really a wall, itís a door. Let me tell you a little about it. It is a wooden door  at my grandparentís house. It is brownish in color and has names and comments from friends and family who  have visited us.  It is a bathroom door. It has been a talking wall since the 1960ís.That is a long time ago, but in 1997 it became a piece of history. It didnít burn or anything. It just got  moved to another house because my grandparents sold their other house. So, that is what I have to say about my talking wall.
 
 THINKING QUESTIONS:
 #1   Do you know of houses with this kind of talking wall?
 #2   Have you ever seen anything like this?
 #3   Do you think this is a cool kind of talking wall?
 #4   Do you think this is a funny way to have a talking wall?
 
     This is my talking wall. Isnít it cool?
 

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