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    b y B r i a n P . C l e a r y

    i l l u s t r a t e d b y B r i a n G a b l e

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     To  Noree n

    — B. P.C.

     N o u n : A  w ord

     t ha t  nam e s a

     p er s o n , a n ima l , p lac e ,  or  t

     h i n g

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    by Brian P. Clearyillustrations by Brian Gable

    MILLBROOK PRESS / MINNEAPOLISJ

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    and so isPeru.

    A     j   

    e t    i  s  a no un,

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    like chimpor the zoo.

    A ne  t   is   a noun,

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    Friend is a noun,and so is your dad,

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        i   c  e c  r e a m

     a nd  ba g e  l    s   

      a n d Bos t o n

    a  nd  B r ad.

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    If it’s a

    hippo,house,

    or ham,

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    if it’s your coach ,a  r o   a c  h    

     , 

    orram

    ,

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    then—oh my gosh, Josh —it’s a noun!

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      i  f i t ’ s  a   r ock,

     a  c  l o c k ,   or  cl o w n  , 

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    And so is a comma

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    a  b a b y  l la m a,

     a b i l ly  go a t   ,   a   n

      d y o u r  momma , 

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    a door way, Nor way,

    hand-me-downs—all the things you seeare

    nouns.

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    If it’s a person,

    place ,or thing,

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      o r sh  i ny  bl in

    g,

     a p  a lace , pal,

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    a shack or sheriffin your town,

    it’s fundamental—

    it’s a noun!

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    But th ere are nounsyou cannot touch or smell or hear or see.

    This type

    is called an

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    l i k

     j o

    y  a nd h  a r m 

      o  n  y .a b s t r a c t  n

     o  u n ,

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    Love and hate are

    abstract nouns,and so are peace and hope .

    You cannot taste or hold th em,

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      l  i   k  e  a t a r t o

     r t e l e s c o pe.

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    Pr oper nounsall name specificpeople, things, and places.

    Like Uncle Louor Timbuktu,they star t with upper cases.

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    Pizza Pete’s andMing’s  Ch inese,

    proper nounsname each of these. 17

        t   h   e

     S  e   v  e n  t e e n

     th  Str eet  G a 

    l l e r  y ,   L  i   k  e

     M a l l o ry   or  V al e r i e ,

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    Or Branniganand Flannigan,parading in

    with Anne again.

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    and your dog,Ch opper —

      P a r i s, F r ance ,

    all these nounsare mighty pr oper !

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    Whether they’re abstr actor pr oper or neith er,

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     o  r T  i  m m

    y

     o r t e e th er ,

      w  h  e  t  h

     e r   i t ’ s ta lent 

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    talked to, or walked to,it’s surely a noun!

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    r i d d e n   up to w n,

     i f   i   t c a n

     b e t h o ugh  t   about ,

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    Like beagle

    or eagle,a robinor wren,

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    a scooter ,

    a tutor ,a p i g 

    ,   o r  a  p e n.

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    A lime,

    a dime,a po o l 

     o f s l i m e,

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    a breeze,

    a sneeze,a scary mime.

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    Nouns are wor ds like

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    and hatsand

    pearls.

     c a  t s a nd f la ts,

     g  i  r  l s a nd   cur l s 

    ,

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    A crumb, some gum,

    a noun can bewhat’s in your pocket.

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     a tin y  r o c k e  t   —   

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    If it’s a tape or ,

     a t e a c h e r ’s   aide   or  G e r ma n y ,

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    a coat that’s made of

    then say it with me—it’s a noun!

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    wool

    or down,

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    So, what is a noun?

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    o you know?

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    Text copyright © 2006 by Brian P. ClearyIllustrations copyright © 2006 by Millbrook Press, Inc.

    All rights reserved. International copyright secured. No part of this book may bereproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by anymeans—electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise—withoutthe prior written permission of Lerner Publishing Group, except for the inclusionof brief quotations in an acknowledged review.

    Millbrook Press, Inc.A division of Lerner Publishing Group241 First Avenue NorthMinneapolis, MN 55401 U.S.A.

    Website address: www.lernerbooks.com

    Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

    Cleary, Brian P., 1959–A lime, a mime, a pool of slime : more about nouns / by Brian P. Cleary :

    illustrations by Brian Gable.

    p. cm. — (Words Are Categorical)ISBN-13: 978-1-57505-937-2 (lib. bdg. : alk. paper)ISBN-10: 1-57505-937-1 (lib. bdg. : alk. paper)1. English language—Noun—Juvenile literature. I. Gable, Brian, 1949–

    II. Title.PE1201.C577 2006

    428.1—dc22 2005025888

    Manufactured in the United States of America

    1 2 3 4 5 6 – JR – 11 10 09 08 07 06

    ABOUT THE AUTHOR & ILLUSTRATOR

    BRIAN P. CLEARY is the author of the Words Are Categorical™ andMath Is Categorical™ series, as well as Rainbow Soup: Adventures in

    Poetry and Rhyme and PUNishment: Adventures in Wordplay. He livesin Cleveland, Ohio.

    BRIAN GABLE is the illustrator of several Words Are Categorical™books, the Math Is Categorical™ series, and the Make Me Laugh! jokebooks. He lives in Toronto, Ontario, with his wife and two children.

    http://www.lernerbooks.com/http://www.lernerbooks.com/