BR 2-04: Rain, Rain, Rain!

I read an illustrated book written by Rob Waring and Maurice Jamall.

Faye is a heroine of this story. One Monday, she got up and she thought "I have school." She was looking at the rain. "I don't like the rain, and it's raining today. I don't want to go to school." she thought. School starts at 9 o'clock. Now it's 8:20. "Oh no! I'm late for school!"
"Good morning, Faye," her mother said. "Please eat, Faye." Faye said "Sorry, Mom, I'm late." Her mother asked "Late? Where are you going?" "School!" her answered. "But Faye...," her mother said. However, Faye said "Sorry Mom, I'm late. See you!" Mother said "But..., but...," but she ran ot of the house.

Faye got on her bike. She rode to the train station on her bike. The rain was coming down. She was getting wet. A girl was walking a dog. Faye didn't see them. "Look out," said the girl. Faye's bike hit the dog. "I'm sorry!" she said. She fell off her bike. "Oh, no! My bike!"

Faye gets up. She pushed her bike to the station. She was cold and very wet. She saw the station, and she went to the bike rack.
She went into the station, but there weren't trains. A man said "The tree is blocking railway, so there are no train today." She looked at her watch. It was 8:47. She thought " The bus goes to the school, too." She ran to the bus station, but the bus was leaving. "Wait for me!" she shouted, but the bus didn't wait.

She ran to school. She was very cold and very wet. A boy and girl were looking at her. "Why is she running?" they thought. Faye ran and ran. She saw the school gate. She looked at her watch. It was 8:59. "Good! I'm not late!" she thought. She got to the school. She saw something on the school gate. It said "No school today. School holiday." "It's a school holiday... Oh no!" she said.

I haven't made such a mistake. I think Faye is not clever.
However, I don't like rain, too. When it rains in the morning, I don't want to do everything to do. I often go to school by motorcycle, but I go to school by car on rainy day.

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Reference

book: Rob Waring and Maurice Jamall. (2006). Rain, Rain, Rain!. FOUNDATIONS