Crenshaw
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Instead, I found Aretha. Her nose was buried in my keepsakes bag, and she had a guilty expression on her face. She for sure had something in her mouth, but I couldn’t see what it was.
“Show me,” I said. I pulled the stolen dog cookie from my pocket. It was a little mushed on one side. I held it out so that Aretha would drop whatever was in her mouth and snatch the cookie. But she wasn’t interested.
Probably she didn’t want to eat stolen goods.
Aretha slunk toward my bedroom door, tail dragging, ...and I saw what she was holding. It was the clay statue I’d made of Crenshaw, clutched between her teeth.
“You don’t want that old thing,” I said, but she seemed to disagree. As soon as she was out of my bedroom, she galloped down the hall and scratched urgently at the front door.
“Want me to open it, baby?” Robin asked. She turned the knob and Aretha rocketed outside.
“Aretha! Stop!” I yelled. Usually she waited by the door for me, flopping her tail hopefully. Not today.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Instead, I found Aretha. Her nose was buried in my keepsakes bag, and she had a guilty expression on her face. She for sure had something in her mouth, but I couldn’t see what it was.
“Show me,” I said. I pulled the stolen dog cookie from my pocket. It was a little mushed on one side. I held it out so that Aretha would drop whatever was in her mouth and snatch the cookie. But she wasn’t interested.
Probably she didn’t want to eat stolen goods.
Aretha slunk toward my bedroom door, tail dragging, ...and I saw what she was holding. It was the clay statue I’d made of Crenshaw, clutched between her teeth.
“You don’t want that old thing,” I said, but she seemed to disagree. As soon as she was out of my bedroom, she galloped down the hall and scratched urgently at the front door.
“Want me to open it, baby?” Robin asked. She turned the knob and Aretha rocketed outside.
“Aretha! Stop!” I yelled. Usually she waited by the door for me, flopping her tail hopefully. Not today.
What to read after Crenshaw?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katherine Applegate to read onlineMoreLess
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