<em>The story so far:</em> <em>Nick and his best friend, Clay, have decided to write their own book of world records – in which they hold all the records.</em>“What record should we try for first?” Nick repeated.“Something ...
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“Gross!” Nick made a face. “How many worms did he eat?”“Sixty-two,” answered his best friend Clay. “In thirty seconds. He didn’t chew. See?” Nick leaned from where he sat on the porch steps to see better. Clay pulled the book away, not wanting Nick too close. Clay hated ...
<strong>The story so far:</strong> <em>Wilbur and Orville Wright are testing their glider in the remote town of Kitty Hawk, North Carolina.</em>? Chapter TenWilbur and Orville planned to kite the glider from a small derrick. That way they ...
<strong>The story so far:</strong> <em>Wilbur Wright has come to the Outer Banks of North Carolina to test his glider. He has spent the night on board the Curlicue, a weathered fishing schooner now anchored in Kitty Hawk Bay.</em>? Chapter ...
<strong>The story so far:</strong> <em>Wilbur Wright is traveling from Dayton, Ohio, toward the remote spot he’s chosen to test his glider: the small town of Kitty Hawk, on the Outer Banks of North Carolina.</em>? Chapter Eight“Kitty ...
<strong>The story so far:</strong> <em>Wilbur Wright is experimenting with kites and gliders. Needing advice, he has sent a letter to the well-known engineer Octave Chanute.</em>? Chapter Seven“You look like you found something,” ...