Murphy & Mousetrap (2005)
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The ball had left a dirty splash of mud on the front of his jacket.
What would Mom say?
“You better go home,” Albert said. “I can hear your mommy calling you.”
Murphy listened for Mom, but all he could hear was the sound of the waves and a humming in his ears. So he wouldn’t make matters worse, Murphy ran up the path and straight home hoping to make it in time to pee.
He hurried through the clutter in the basement and into the apartment.
“Have a good time?” Mom asked.
“Yeah, okay,” he replied.
“...Are you sure everything’s all right?”
“Yeah,” Murphy said emerging from the makeshift bathroom. “Want some help?”
Mousetrap leaped from behind a stack of boxes into his arms. Murphy buried his chilly hands in Mousetrap’s warm silky hair.
“I don’t think Mousetrap will like the cats outside,” Murphy said. “They look mean and hungry.”
“I don’t think they’re mean,” she said. “But we’ll keep him in the room.”
Murphy wasn’t convinced that Mom was really thinking about Mousetrap.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The ball had left a dirty splash of mud on the front of his jacket.
What would Mom say?
“You better go home,” Albert said. “I can hear your mommy calling you.”
Murphy listened for Mom, but all he could hear was the sound of the waves and a humming in his ears. So he wouldn’t make matters worse, Murphy ran up the path and straight home hoping to make it in time to pee.
He hurried through the clutter in the basement and into the apartment.
“Have a good time?” Mom asked.
“Yeah, okay,” he replied.
“...Are you sure everything’s all right?”
“Yeah,” Murphy said emerging from the makeshift bathroom. “Want some help?”
Mousetrap leaped from behind a stack of boxes into his arms. Murphy buried his chilly hands in Mousetrap’s warm silky hair.
“I don’t think Mousetrap will like the cats outside,” Murphy said. “They look mean and hungry.”
“I don’t think they’re mean,” she said. “But we’ll keep him in the room.”
Murphy wasn’t convinced that Mom was really thinking about Mousetrap.
What to read after Murphy & Mousetrap?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sylvia Olsen to read onlineMoreLess
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