Ivy And Bean And the Ghost That Had to Go (2006)
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“She still likes you,” Bean said. “Really, she does.”
Ivy shook her head. They were supposed to be walking home, but Ivy kept stopping. She felt too awful to walk.
“Why didn’t you just say that the bathroom wasn’t haunted?” asked Bean. “Grown-ups never like that kind of stuff.”
“But it is haunted,” Ivy said. “And I’m the one who said it was.”
“Okay,” Bean said. “But you don’t have to tell them everything.”
“I didn’t think Ms. Aruba-Tate would get mad at me.”
“She’s not mad at you,” said Bean.
“S...he is mad at me,” said Ivy in a choked voice. “She hates me.”
“No. She likes you because you know all the answers,” Bean said.
Ivy didn’t say anything, but she started walking again.
“Ivy’s in trouble!” sang a voice behind them.
Bean whirled around. “Why don’t you just shut up, Leo?!”
“Hey!” said Leo, surprised. “That’s mean.”
“Go away,” Bean said. She wished she had some plums.
“I live on this street, you doof.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“She still likes you,” Bean said. “Really, she does.”
Ivy shook her head. They were supposed to be walking home, but Ivy kept stopping. She felt too awful to walk.
“Why didn’t you just say that the bathroom wasn’t haunted?” asked Bean. “Grown-ups never like that kind of stuff.”
“But it is haunted,” Ivy said. “And I’m the one who said it was.”
“Okay,” Bean said. “But you don’t have to tell them everything.”
“I didn’t think Ms. Aruba-Tate would get mad at me.”
“She’s not mad at you,” said Bean.
“S...he is mad at me,” said Ivy in a choked voice. “She hates me.”
“No. She likes you because you know all the answers,” Bean said.
Ivy didn’t say anything, but she started walking again.
“Ivy’s in trouble!” sang a voice behind them.
Bean whirled around. “Why don’t you just shut up, Leo?!”
“Hey!” said Leo, surprised. “That’s mean.”
“Go away,” Bean said. She wished she had some plums.
“I live on this street, you doof.”
What to read after Ivy And Bean And the Ghost That Had to Go?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Annie Barrows to read onlineMoreLess
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