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I saw her off at the front door to catch the bus to school at eight o’clock each morning, and welcomed her home at 3.45 each afternoon. She had a drink and a snack when she first got in, and then spent some time playing with Adrian under my (not conspicuous) supervision, before going to her room to do her homework. Each night John, Dawn and I ate together. John and I always asked Dawn about her day at school, and if she needed any help with her homework, which she never did. She said she found t...he work ‘quite easy’ now she had ‘got down to it’.On the Thursday morning of her third week with us, I was doing my usual tidying up when the phone rang. It was Jane Matthews, the Head of Year.‘Is Dawn ill?’ she asked.‘No,’ I said, surprised. ‘Why? Is she saying she is feeling unwell?’‘I don’t know, Mrs Glass. Dawn isn’t here to ask. She hasn’t been in school all week.’‘What? Are you sure?’ I gasped.‘I’m absolutely positive. The last time Dawn was in school was on Friday morning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I saw her off at the front door to catch the bus to school at eight o’clock each morning, and welcomed her home at 3.45 each afternoon. She had a drink and a snack when she first got in, and then spent some time playing with Adrian under my (not conspicuous) supervision, before going to her room to do her homework. Each night John, Dawn and I ate together. John and I always asked Dawn about her day at school, and if she needed any help with her homework, which she never did. She said she found t...he work ‘quite easy’ now she had ‘got down to it’.On the Thursday morning of her third week with us, I was doing my usual tidying up when the phone rang. It was Jane Matthews, the Head of Year.‘Is Dawn ill?’ she asked.‘No,’ I said, surprised. ‘Why? Is she saying she is feeling unwell?’‘I don’t know, Mrs Glass. Dawn isn’t here to ask. She hasn’t been in school all week.’‘What? Are you sure?’ I gasped.‘I’m absolutely positive. The last time Dawn was in school was on Friday morning.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cathy Glass to read onlineMoreLess
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