Charlotte's Web: Chapter 8 'A Talk at Home' by E.B. White | Children Book Read Aloud

<p>Charlotte's Web: Chapter 8 'A Talk at Home' by E.B. White | Children Book Read Aloud</p> <p>On Sunday morning at breakfast, <a href="https://www.coursehero.com/lit/Charlottes-Web/character-analysis/#Fern">Fern</a> tells her parents the goose's eggs have hatched—all but the "dud" egg <a href="https://www.coursehero.com/lit/Charlottes-Web/character-analysis/#Templeton">Templeton</a> rolled away for himself. In recounting these events, Fern quotes "dialogue" from the barnyard. When Mrs. Arable realizes Fern thinks she has heard the barnyard animals talking, she gets worried. Fern's father reassures her: Fern just has a "lively imagination." Mrs. Arable, however, thinks Fern is acting very queerly and says she's going to talk to Dr. Dorian. Mr. Arable simply grins and says, "Maybe our ears aren't as sharp as Fern's."</p> <p>https://www.coursehero.com/lit/Charlottes-Web/chapter-8-summary/</p>