The Canoe Trip Mystery (2010)
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Henry and Aunt Jane had already put up the tents. Aunt Jane was washing her hands in the stream.
“We’ll have the hot dogs tonight,” she said, reaching into the bag of food.
For once Benny wasn’t interested in talking about food. “Aunt Jane, we found a riddle written on a rock near the old house,” he almost shouted.
“A riddle?” Aunt Jane said.
“Really?” Henry asked. “What did it say?”
Jessie and Violet remembered it word for word and were able to repeat it.
“Can you show me where it is?” Henry as...ked.
“Maybe we should wait until after dinner,” Jessie suggested.
“I am hungry,” Benny admitted.
“So am I,” Aunt Jane said.
“Why don’t we wait,” Violet told Henry. “It will still be light after dinner.”
“Yes, and then we can look for more clues,” Jessie added.
Henry and Jessie built the campfire.
Aunt Jane explored the campsite. “Lots of people must camp here. Look at the remains of all these campfires.” She pointed to several piles of ashes on the ground.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Henry and Aunt Jane had already put up the tents. Aunt Jane was washing her hands in the stream.
“We’ll have the hot dogs tonight,” she said, reaching into the bag of food.
For once Benny wasn’t interested in talking about food. “Aunt Jane, we found a riddle written on a rock near the old house,” he almost shouted.
“A riddle?” Aunt Jane said.
“Really?” Henry asked. “What did it say?”
Jessie and Violet remembered it word for word and were able to repeat it.
“Can you show me where it is?” Henry as...ked.
“Maybe we should wait until after dinner,” Jessie suggested.
“I am hungry,” Benny admitted.
“So am I,” Aunt Jane said.
“Why don’t we wait,” Violet told Henry. “It will still be light after dinner.”
“Yes, and then we can look for more clues,” Jessie added.
Henry and Jessie built the campfire.
Aunt Jane explored the campsite. “Lots of people must camp here. Look at the remains of all these campfires.” She pointed to several piles of ashes on the ground.
What to read after The Canoe Trip Mystery?
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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