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Judy Bear: A Short Story
As he neared the stream, something caught his eye. There was an adorable black bear club-a small creature, no more than two feet tall. It seemed to be playing at the edge of the water. Grady moved closer to get a better look. Then Grady heard a rustling behind him. He looked up and saw its mother…. The mother just stood there growling huge growls. Instead of eating him or charging forward she stood up on her back legs and started talking. It was something never seen before. A huge black bear had soda and snacks and was speaking ENGLISH!!!!!! Grady surely thought he had died and gone to bear heaven. The bear told him her names was Judy Bear. Judy and Grady had a huge conversation about Bucktooth Mountain (that was the mountain where they met
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