It’s True

"Grandma, that reporter totally messed up our story!" Isabella pointed to a page in her grandmother's newspaper. "I was so excited when he interviewed us about the food drive some of us fifth graders helped start at our school, but he changed almost everything we said!" "I'm sorry, Izzy," said Grandma, "but when we tell stories, people quite often change them. They might twist what we say or leave out some of our words. Or sometimes they just misunderstand us or flat out get things wrong.""Well, he sure got a bunch of things wrong here," said Isabella. "This says we're fourth graders, not fifth graders! And two of the names in the photo caption don't match up with the right people. It has Ethan's name under a picture of Zayn and Zayn's name under Ethan."Grandma shook her head. "Well, I guess it just goes to show you can't always believe what you read."Isabella frowned. "I guess not!"Grandma smiled as she got out some milk and cookies and set them on the table. "I'm glad to know there's