Mystery On Blizzard Mountain (2011)
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Maris reassured her. “Bobcat. Bob Leeds. Everyone calls him Bobcat. He’s a park ranger and an expert on bobcats, too. That’s why he’s called Bobcat,” Maris said.
She turned down a long, bumpy road, which led to a stone house not much bigger than Maris’s cabin. A round man with round glasses came out. He waved, closed the door of his cabin, and lifted a large backpack from the porch. He walked to the back of Maris’s truck and tossed the pack in.
Then he came around to join the Aldens and Maris.
“...Hi there. I heard you were coming,” said Bobcat with a grin.
“I like your hat,” Jessie said. It had a paw-print design on the front. “Is that a bobcat track on it?”
“Yep,” he said. “Not actual size, of course.”
“How big is a bobcat?” asked Violet.
“Oh, the average is about the size of a medium-to-small dog,” he told them.
“And they don’t eat people?” Violet asked, just to make sure.
“Nope. Too small. They’re also very shy. My job is to gather more information on them so we’ll be able to do a better job of protecting them.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Maris reassured her. “Bobcat. Bob Leeds. Everyone calls him Bobcat. He’s a park ranger and an expert on bobcats, too. That’s why he’s called Bobcat,” Maris said.
She turned down a long, bumpy road, which led to a stone house not much bigger than Maris’s cabin. A round man with round glasses came out. He waved, closed the door of his cabin, and lifted a large backpack from the porch. He walked to the back of Maris’s truck and tossed the pack in.
Then he came around to join the Aldens and Maris.
“...Hi there. I heard you were coming,” said Bobcat with a grin.
“I like your hat,” Jessie said. It had a paw-print design on the front. “Is that a bobcat track on it?”
“Yep,” he said. “Not actual size, of course.”
“How big is a bobcat?” asked Violet.
“Oh, the average is about the size of a medium-to-small dog,” he told them.
“And they don’t eat people?” Violet asked, just to make sure.
“Nope. Too small. They’re also very shy. My job is to gather more information on them so we’ll be able to do a better job of protecting them.”
What to read after Mystery On Blizzard Mountain?
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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