The Boxcar Children Mysteries: Books One Through Twelve
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In the new kettle were the four pieces of fish, spring water, onions and salt. They all lifted the kettle over the fire. The children watched as it began to boil. Violet shook up some dry milk with spring water. After a while Jessie took out the skin and bones. She put in the milk.
“How are we going to eat this?” asked Mike. “It is boiling hot.”
“I’ll tell you,” said Jessie. “We’ll set our shells in the sand. You fill them with stew, Lars. Then we won’t have to hold them.”
“Very good,” said Lars.... “I have made a fine ladle.” The ladle was the tin cup tied on a long stick. Lars ladled out the stew.
“Don’t give Mike any fish,” said Benny. “He doesn’t like fish.”
“Well, I’ll give him some just the same,” said Lars. “He may get to like it.”
“Now about Peter,” said Benny. “Do you think Peter has been here, or is he here now?”
“Peter could be a name someone taught the bird to say,” said Mr. Alden. “Then somehow the bird came to the island.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the new kettle were the four pieces of fish, spring water, onions and salt. They all lifted the kettle over the fire. The children watched as it began to boil. Violet shook up some dry milk with spring water. After a while Jessie took out the skin and bones. She put in the milk.
“How are we going to eat this?” asked Mike. “It is boiling hot.”
“I’ll tell you,” said Jessie. “We’ll set our shells in the sand. You fill them with stew, Lars. Then we won’t have to hold them.”
“Very good,” said Lars.... “I have made a fine ladle.” The ladle was the tin cup tied on a long stick. Lars ladled out the stew.
“Don’t give Mike any fish,” said Benny. “He doesn’t like fish.”
“Well, I’ll give him some just the same,” said Lars. “He may get to like it.”
“Now about Peter,” said Benny. “Do you think Peter has been here, or is he here now?”
“Peter could be a name someone taught the bird to say,” said Mr. Alden. “Then somehow the bird came to the island.”
What to read after The Boxcar Children Mysteries: Books One Through Twelve?
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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