Saddlebags (2013)
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Stevie stopped dead in her tracks. “See what I mean? Something’s definitely up!”
The grown-ups were standing beside the Lakes’ station wagon. Stevie’s brothers, Chad, her twin, Alex, and Michael were sitting inside, waiting.
As the girls approached, Stevie heard snatches of the conversation.
“Sugar airplane …,” she heard Colonel Hanson say.
“Greek spleedum …,” she thought was her father’s answer. And then someone said something about a ban or a bun. Were they having an impromptu French lesson? S...he didn’t get it. But at least no one looked angry.
“Hi, girls!” Colonel Hanson turned to them as they walked up.
“Is it my imagination,” said Stevie, “or is there something fishy going on here?”
Her mother chuckled. “Well, it’s not exactly fishy. Horsey’s more like it. I think we ought to let Mitch break the good news.”
“Well, I have a big surprise for all of you girls,” the colonel began. “I even kept it a secret from my black-eyed beauty, Carole, here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stevie stopped dead in her tracks. “See what I mean? Something’s definitely up!”
The grown-ups were standing beside the Lakes’ station wagon. Stevie’s brothers, Chad, her twin, Alex, and Michael were sitting inside, waiting.
As the girls approached, Stevie heard snatches of the conversation.
“Sugar airplane …,” she heard Colonel Hanson say.
“Greek spleedum …,” she thought was her father’s answer. And then someone said something about a ban or a bun. Were they having an impromptu French lesson? S...he didn’t get it. But at least no one looked angry.
“Hi, girls!” Colonel Hanson turned to them as they walked up.
“Is it my imagination,” said Stevie, “or is there something fishy going on here?”
Her mother chuckled. “Well, it’s not exactly fishy. Horsey’s more like it. I think we ought to let Mitch break the good news.”
“Well, I have a big surprise for all of you girls,” the colonel began. “I even kept it a secret from my black-eyed beauty, Carole, here.
What to read after Saddlebags?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bonnie Bryant to read onlineMoreLess
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