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Chapter 1: Monkeys in the Land of Cherokee

Chapter Summary

An average day for Jay Berry Lee is to do chores and explore the woods beside their land. His family shared land with other people in his early life. His sister was born with a disease that makes her leg get twisted making her unable to walk as well. Even though she can't walk that does not mean she can't have fun. She built an altar with clay that had moss growing on it.

As you can see Jay Berry was living his life. One day Jay's dad came one morning with a grouchy expression. He explained that their cow Sally Gooden escaped and is off loose again. Jay was made to get Sally in the woods beside their land. It did not take long for Jay to find Sally chewing her cud. He knew he had lots of time to explore the woods so he let his hound Rowdy sniff for some animals. The hound immediately sensed that something was around them so it started barking at a tree near them. Jay got all excited and started whooping. When he got there he saw an image he had never seen before. A monkey! He quickly went home and told his Mom and Dad about it. His Mom said that he needed to do errands for her in Grandpa's store and so he went there.

Vocabulary

Sharecropping: (of a tenant farmer) cultivates ( farmland) giving a part of each crop as rent.

Terrapin: a small edible turtle with lozenge-shaped markings on its shell, found in coastal marshes of the eastern US.

Quote

"'What is it, boy? A squirrel?' Not able to see anything, I backed off to one side, picked up a stick, and threw it up

into the branches. From a shadow close to the truck of the big tree, something moved out on a limb. I couldn't see what it was until it walked into an opening.

At first, I thought my eyes were playing tricks on me. I just couldn't believe what I was seeing. It was a monkey-

an honest-to-goodness live monkey."

Chapter 2: The Circus Monkeys

Chapter Summary

Jay Berry had to tell his grandpa about the monkeys in the woods because he knew that his grandpa has a idea

Vocabulary

Salve: an ointment used to promote healing of the skin or as protection.

Harness: a set of straps and fittings by which a horse or other draft animal is fastened to a cart, plow, etc., and is controlled by its driver.

SHORT HISTORY OF THE CIRCUS - Circopedia

If the history of theater, ballet, opera, vaudeville, movies, and television is generally well documented, serious studies of circus history are sparse, and known only to a few circus enthusiasts and scholars. What little the public at large knows, on the other hand, is circus history as told over the years by imaginative circus press agents, and repeated-and often misunderstood and distorted-by writers of popular fiction, Hollywood screenwriters, and journalists too busy to investigate further. One of the most popular misapprehensions about circus history is the oft-repeated idea that circus dates back to the Roman antiquity. But the Roman circus was in actuality the precursor of the modern racetrack; the only common denominator between Roman and modern circuses is the word itself, circus, which means in Latin as in English, "circle".

www.circopedia.org

Chapter 3: The Old Man in the Mountains

Chapter Summary

Jay was happy about the monkey business. He told his parents but they already knew because his Dad told everyone. Jay went to his sister Daisy to tell her about the whole monkey traps and to give her the candy Grandpa gave in his ginny sack. Daisy was an animal girl and liked to play with them, and so did the animals, so whenever Jay meets Daisy there will be a handful of animals in the playhouse. Even though Jay likes animals

( for hunting of course) all the animals are scared of him.

Jay was annoyed that this happened but not today. he was eager to tell his sister about the hundred-dollar monkey. As an animal lover, Daisy did not like trapping the monkeys. Jay explained that the monkeys would be okay and needed to be alive to get the reward.

Chapter 1: Monkeys in the Land of Cherokee

Chapter Summary

An average day for Jay Berry Lee is to do chores and explore the woods beside their land. His family shared land with other people in his early life. His sister was born with a disease that makes her leg get twisted making her unable to walk as well. Even though she can't walk that does not mean she can't have fun. She built an altar with clay that had moss growing on it.

As you can see Jay Berry was living his life. One day Jay's dad came one morning with a grouchy expression. He explained that their cow Sally Gooden escaped and is off loose again. Jay was made to get Sally in the woods beside their land. It did not take long for Jay to find Sally chewing her cud. He knew he had lots of time to explore the woods so he let his hound Rowdy sniff for some animals. The hound immediately sensed that something was around them so it started barking at a tree near them. Jay got all excited and started whooping. When he got there he saw an image he had never seen before. A monkey! He quickly went home and told his Mom and Dad about it. His Mom said that he needed to do errands for her in Grandpa's store and so he went there.

Vocabulary

Sharecropping: (of a tenant farmer) cultivates ( farmland) giving a part of each crop as rent.

Terrapin: a small edible turtle with lozenge-shaped markings on its shell, found in coastal marshes of the eastern US.

Quote

"'What is it, boy? A squirrel?' Not able to see anything, I backed off to one side, picked up a stick, and threw it up

into the branches. From a shadow close to the truck of the big tree, something moved out on a limb. I couldn't see what it was until it walked into an opening.

At first, I thought my eyes were playing tricks on me. I just couldn't believe what I was seeing. It was a monkey-

an honest-to-goodness live monkey."

Chapter 2: The Circus Monkeys

Chapter Summary

Jay Berry had to tell his grandpa about the monkeys in the woods because he knew that his grandpa has a idea

Vocabulary

Salve: an ointment used to promote healing of the skin or as protection.

Harness: a set of straps and fittings by which a horse or other draft animal is fastened to a cart, plow, etc., and is controlled by its driver.

SHORT HISTORY OF THE CIRCUS - Circopedia

If the history of theater, ballet, opera, vaudeville, movies, and television is generally well documented, serious studies of circus history are sparse, and known only to a few circus enthusiasts and scholars. What little the public at large knows, on the other hand, is circus history as told over the years by imaginative circus press agents, and repeated-and often misunderstood and distorted-by writers of popular fiction, Hollywood screenwriters, and journalists too busy to investigate further. One of the most popular misapprehensions about circus history is the oft-repeated idea that circus dates back to the Roman antiquity. But the Roman circus was in actuality the precursor of the modern racetrack; the only common denominator between Roman and modern circuses is the word itself, circus, which means in Latin as in English, "circle".

www.circopedia.org

Chapter 3: The Old Man in the Mountains

Chapter Summary

Jay was happy about the monkey business. He told his parents but they already knew because his Dad told everyone. Jay went to his sister Daisy to tell her about the whole monkey traps and to give her the candy Grandpa gave in his ginny sack. Daisy was an animal girl and liked to play with them, and so did the animals, so whenever Jay meets Daisy there will be a handful of animals in the playhouse. Even though Jay likes animals

( for hunting of course) all the animals are scared of him.

Jay was annoyed that this happened but not today. he was eager to tell his sister about the hundred-dollar monkey. As an animal lover, Daisy did not like trapping the monkeys. Jay explained that the monkeys would be okay and needed to be alive to get the reward.

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Chapter 1 Finding the Monkeys

Summary

"At first, I thought my eyes were playing tricks on me. I just couldn't believe what I was seeing. It was a monkey- an honest-to-goodness live monkey."

Jay's family originated as sharecroppers in Missouri. After Jay and his sister Daisy ,who had a crippled foot, were born, there grandpa traded for 60 acres of farmland. Jay's grandfather gave Jay's family the land. They moved down to Cherokee Nations in Oklahoma, and started a farm. When Jay was fourteen years old, their cow, Sally Gooden, escaped her pen, and got away. Jay set out to find. She was most likely down by the river bottoms, thats where he always finds her. He took Rowdy, his dog, to find Sally Gooden. When they found her, Jay realized that her milk bag was full, so they wondered off into the woods like they always did. Jay was pretending to be Daniel Boone. Rowdy started to sniff the air. Jay sent Rowdy to find out what it was. Rowdy followed the smell, and Jay followed Rowdy. Rowdy had treed a monkey. Jay herd other strange noises that scared him half to death. He ran home to tell his parents. Papa claimed it was a pet monkey. His mom sent him to run arends. His Grandpa would proboubly know where the monkey came from.

Vocab

1. Slough - a swamp.

2. Dandy - an excellent thing of its kind.

Chapter 2 Making the Traps

Summary

Jay walked three miles to Grandpa's store. When Jay told him about the monkeys, Grandpa told Jay how the monkeys came to the Cherokee Nations. There was a train wreck for a circus. Most monkeys escaped. they're all worth $2 each but one, who is worth $100. He is the main monkey. They built traps, that you could barely

feel them. Jay took them home, excited to trap those monkeys.

Vocab

1. Jasper - spotted or speckled stone

2. Bonnet - a woman's or child's hat tied under the chin and with a brim framing the face

Chapter 3 Old Man of the Mountains

Summary

When Jay arrives at his house, Jay tells his dad the information he learned. After Jay explains the story to his father, he goes and finds his mom. He shows mom the traps. She starts to argue about the concept, but Jay rminds her he's 14 years sold, and dad was fine with the trapping. His mom finally agrees. Jay asks his mom where Daisy is. She was at her playhouse, like usual. He tells her about the monkeys. Now Daisy loves every animal on Earth. When Jay started talking about hunting the monkeys, his twin sister became very upset. She tells him she doesn't like him killing animals, then Jay calms her down by telling her he's not killing them. She tells him about The Old Man of the Mountains. He will give Jay bad luck if he harms the monkeys. Jay gets scared enough to think hard about the traps. He didn't want bad luck. He needed to catch those monkeys.

Vocab

1. Arithmetic - an elementary branch of mathematics that studies numerical operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.

2. Jumped-up minute - behaving as if you are very important in your job or position

Chapter 1 Finding the Monkeys

Summary

"At first, I thought my eyes were playing tricks on me. I just couldn't believe what I was seeing. It was a monkey- an honest-to-goodness live monkey."

Jay's family originated as sharecroppers in Missouri. After Jay and his sister Daisy ,who had a crippled foot, were born, there grandpa traded for 60 acres of farmland. Jay's grandfather gave Jay's family the land. They moved down to Cherokee Nations in Oklahoma, and started a farm. When Jay was fourteen years old, their cow, Sally Gooden, escaped her pen, and got away. Jay set out to find. She was most likely down by the river bottoms, thats where he always finds her. He took Rowdy, his dog, to find Sally Gooden. When they found her, Jay realized that her milk bag was full, so they wondered off into the woods like they always did. Jay was pretending to be Daniel Boone. Rowdy started to sniff the air. Jay sent Rowdy to find out what it was. Rowdy followed the smell, and Jay followed Rowdy. Rowdy had treed a monkey. Jay herd other strange noises that scared him half to death. He ran home to tell his parents. Papa claimed it was a pet monkey. His mom sent him to run arends. His Grandpa would proboubly know where the monkey came from.

Vocab

1. Slough - a swamp.

2. Dandy - an excellent thing of its kind.

Chapter 2 Making the Traps

Summary

Jay walked three miles to Grandpa's store. When Jay told him about the monkeys, Grandpa told Jay how the monkeys came to the Cherokee Nations. There was a train wreck for a circus. Most monkeys escaped. they're all worth $2 each but one, who is worth $100. He is the main monkey. They built traps, that you could barely

feel them. Jay took them home, excited to trap those monkeys.

Vocab

1. Jasper - spotted or speckled stone

2. Bonnet - a woman's or child's hat tied under the chin and with a brim framing the face

Chapter 3 Old Man of the Mountains

Summary

When Jay arrives at his house, Jay tells his dad the information he learned. After Jay explains the story to his father, he goes and finds his mom. He shows mom the traps. She starts to argue about the concept, but Jay rminds her he's 14 years sold, and dad was fine with the trapping. His mom finally agrees. Jay asks his mom where Daisy is. She was at her playhouse, like usual. He tells her about the monkeys. Now Daisy loves every animal on Earth. When Jay started talking about hunting the monkeys, his twin sister became very upset. She tells him she doesn't like him killing animals, then Jay calms her down by telling her he's not killing them. She tells him about The Old Man of the Mountains. He will give Jay bad luck if he harms the monkeys. Jay gets scared enough to think hard about the traps. He didn't want bad luck. He needed to catch those monkeys.

Vocab

1. Arithmetic - an elementary branch of mathematics that studies numerical operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.

2. Jumped-up minute - behaving as if you are very important in your job or position

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By Wilson Rawls Summary "At first, I thought my eyes were playing tricks on me. I just couldn't believe what I was seeing. It was a monkey- an honest-to-goodness live monkey." Jay's family originated as sharecroppers in Missouri. After Jay and his sister Daisy ,who had a crippled foot, were born, there grandpa traded for 60 acres of farmland.

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A Novel by Wilson Rawls Chapter One Summary: Jay Berry is a fourteen-year-old boy who has an ordinary life. He loves his grandpa and lives on a 60-acre farm in Cherokee Nation Northeastern Oklahoma by the Ozark mountains and the banks of the Illinois River.