Game Store Mystery (2011)
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Jessie asked on Sunday afternoon. A light rain was falling outside, so the Aldens were spending the day indoors. They were clustered around the kitchen table playing Word Master. The smell of baking cookies hung in the air.
“I found seven words,” Benny said. “How many points is that?”
“It depends on which letters you used.” Violet leaned over to count up Benny’s points. “It looks like 75 points. Did you find the message in the words?”
“I don’t think so,” Benny said.
“How many points did you get,... Violet?” Jessie asked, her pencil ready.
“I got 134 points,” Violet replied. “I didn’t find the message, either.”
“I think I got the message,” Henry said. “Is it ‘good things come to those who wait?’”
“Yes,” Jessie said.
“Then I got 154 points,” Henry said.
“I got 128,” Grandfather said.
Jessie was still counting her points. “I’ve got 162,” she announced once she finished counting.
“Wow!” Violet said.
“Looks like you win again, Jessie,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jessie asked on Sunday afternoon. A light rain was falling outside, so the Aldens were spending the day indoors. They were clustered around the kitchen table playing Word Master. The smell of baking cookies hung in the air.
“I found seven words,” Benny said. “How many points is that?”
“It depends on which letters you used.” Violet leaned over to count up Benny’s points. “It looks like 75 points. Did you find the message in the words?”
“I don’t think so,” Benny said.
“How many points did you get,... Violet?” Jessie asked, her pencil ready.
“I got 134 points,” Violet replied. “I didn’t find the message, either.”
“I think I got the message,” Henry said. “Is it ‘good things come to those who wait?’”
“Yes,” Jessie said.
“Then I got 154 points,” Henry said.
“I got 128,” Grandfather said.
Jessie was still counting her points. “I’ve got 162,” she announced once she finished counting.
“Wow!” Violet said.
“Looks like you win again, Jessie,”
What to read after Game Store 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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