Choosing her own front row
Zola watched the fireworks from the car
She wanted to see them. She did not want to be in the middle of a field with two hundred people and a sound system.
So the family parked up on the hill, opened the trunk, got cozy in it with blankets, and watched the whole display from right there. Quieter, further away, and — Zola pointed out — a much better view.
There is usually a version of the thing that works. It just isn't always the version on the poster.
Try it this week: Ask what would make it doable rather than whether it's doable at all.
Zola's word hunt
Five words from this story are hiding in the grid. They read across → and down ↓ — never backwards. Tap the first letter, then the last letter.Circle each word when you find it.
T
R
U
N
K
W
U
Z
S
S
X
B
X
E
E
N
Z
H
A
T
K
Z
C
A
O
Q
G
H
I
L
L
U
L
B
L
A
N
K
E
T
A
C
A
R
G
F
E
R
P
A
V
L
M
J
R
P
E
Z
Q
T
I
G
Y
M
- ZOLA
- CAR
- BLANKET
- HILL
- TRUNK
A Zola Notices Everything story · zolanoticeseverything.com · Free to print for home and classroom