Boxcar Children 68 - Basketball Mystery
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Mr. Alden took pictures of Henry, Jessie, and Violet standing with the twins in front of the fireplace. No one wanted to spoil the moment by mentioning that there were supposed to be three trophies in the picture.
“My lips ache,” Tipper said after everyone had finished posing. “I’ve never smiled so much in one day as I did today.”
“Same here,” said Buzz. “But save a few smiles for Great-Aunt Nora. We promised to be at her house in fifteen minutes. Let’s go.”
The Aldens followed the twins out to ...their car. The twins were going to visit some relatives for a couple of nights.
“So long, everyone,” Tipper said. “See you on Opening Day, trophy or no trophy.”
“Wait a moment,” Mr. Alden called out when he noticed a letter for Tipper in the mailbox. “Here’s a letter for you.”
“What an odd envelope.” Tipper tore it open. “It’s written in big block letters without a return address.” She unfolded the sheet of notebook paper inside. “Goodness!” she cried.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Alden took pictures of Henry, Jessie, and Violet standing with the twins in front of the fireplace. No one wanted to spoil the moment by mentioning that there were supposed to be three trophies in the picture.
“My lips ache,” Tipper said after everyone had finished posing. “I’ve never smiled so much in one day as I did today.”
“Same here,” said Buzz. “But save a few smiles for Great-Aunt Nora. We promised to be at her house in fifteen minutes. Let’s go.”
The Aldens followed the twins out to ...their car. The twins were going to visit some relatives for a couple of nights.
“So long, everyone,” Tipper said. “See you on Opening Day, trophy or no trophy.”
“Wait a moment,” Mr. Alden called out when he noticed a letter for Tipper in the mailbox. “Here’s a letter for you.”
“What an odd envelope.” Tipper tore it open. “It’s written in big block letters without a return address.” She unfolded the sheet of notebook paper inside. “Goodness!” she cried.
What to read after Boxcar Children 68 - Basketball 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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