Boxcar Children 56 - Firehouse Mystery
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It’s got to be here some where,” Jessie muttered to herself. She took everything out of her knapsack. But the petition wasn’t there. “How can this be?” she said to herself. “I never lose things.”
Jessie searched everywhere in the garage. Maybe the petition had fallen out somehow. But it was nowhere to be found.
Jessie ran back into the firehouse to tell the others.
“What do you mean the petition’s missing?” asked Henry. “Didn’t you have it in your knapsack?”
“Yes,” said Jessie. “But now I can’t ...find it.”
The Aldens could see how upset their sister was. “Let’s go out to the garage and take another look,” said Violet. “Maybe you just misplaced it somehow.”
But, back in the garage, the others had no better luck than Jessie.
“Where was the knapsack?” Henry asked.
“Right here,” said Jessie, pointing to the floor at her feet.
Henry looked at the wide-open garage doors. “So your knapsack was sitting out in the garage all morning while we were inside painting?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It’s got to be here some where,” Jessie muttered to herself. She took everything out of her knapsack. But the petition wasn’t there. “How can this be?” she said to herself. “I never lose things.”
Jessie searched everywhere in the garage. Maybe the petition had fallen out somehow. But it was nowhere to be found.
Jessie ran back into the firehouse to tell the others.
“What do you mean the petition’s missing?” asked Henry. “Didn’t you have it in your knapsack?”
“Yes,” said Jessie. “But now I can’t ...find it.”
The Aldens could see how upset their sister was. “Let’s go out to the garage and take another look,” said Violet. “Maybe you just misplaced it somehow.”
But, back in the garage, the others had no better luck than Jessie.
“Where was the knapsack?” Henry asked.
“Right here,” said Jessie, pointing to the floor at her feet.
Henry looked at the wide-open garage doors. “So your knapsack was sitting out in the garage all morning while we were inside painting?”
What to read after Boxcar Children 56 - Firehouse Mystery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gertrude Chandler Warner to read onlineMoreLess
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