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1. When the book first starts off the book talked about mr. Peabody and how he catches the baseball teem.
This reminds me of when I was a little girl and played t-ball and soft ball. I could remember being Luton the field waiting for the ball. However, I wasn't as expected about playing as Billy is in the book. I like to play the game to a point but standing out in the field I got bored and would play with my glove or in the dirt.

2. There is one part in the book were mr. Peabody teaches Tommy a lesson about spreading rumors. He uses a pillow to make his point. He tells Tommy to cut the pillow in half and let all the fathers out.
The only thing I can think when reading this part is how mad my mom would have been if I did that to my pillow.

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