Snoot's Snouts

Ann Garrett is a published author for children and adults. She lives and writes in California. Ann loves travel, adventure, animals and kids. "Snoot's Snouts" is in Short Circuit #02, Short Édition's quarterly review.

Snoot the Pooch was sad one day. "I wonder why I look this way. My nose is doggone commonplace. It's just so boring on my face." "I'd feel better, I suppose, if I could have a brand new nose!" Snoot took paints and scissors out, and made six brand new cut-out snouts. Eagerly he tied one on and in a second he was gone.  Just like that! Quite suddenly he found himself up in a tree. A bright red parrot perched before him, So close that Snoot could not ignore him. "Folks call my nose: ‘bill' or ‘beak.' It's hooked and thick and sharp and sleek. Not only that—I'm quite a yak-er. Just ask me if

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