The Disappearing Friend Mystery (2010)
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Benny was throwing a stick for Watch to chase. Violet was sitting on the stump step, and Jessie and Henry were sitting just behind her, on the edge of the boxcar. No one was talking much. They were waiting for Beth.
At last they saw her walking across the backyard. She was wearing green shorts and a white shirt with matching green trim.
“Hi,” she called. “What’s going on?”
“Hello, Beth,” said Jessie seriously.
Violet looked at Jessie, then back at Beth. She gave Beth a friendly smile. “Hi, Beth,...” she said. “Do you want to sit down?”
Beth looked uneasy. “Is something wrong?” she asked.
The Aldens exchanged glances. Then Jessie said, “Beth, you remember when someone took our art supplies and ruined the posters we’d left in the boxcar.”
Beth nodded.
“Someone also tore down one of our posters,” said Henry. “The day you said you were at the dentist.” He paused, but Beth didn’t say anything.
“And someone ruined the Millers’ garden so we had to do it over,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Benny was throwing a stick for Watch to chase. Violet was sitting on the stump step, and Jessie and Henry were sitting just behind her, on the edge of the boxcar. No one was talking much. They were waiting for Beth.
At last they saw her walking across the backyard. She was wearing green shorts and a white shirt with matching green trim.
“Hi,” she called. “What’s going on?”
“Hello, Beth,” said Jessie seriously.
Violet looked at Jessie, then back at Beth. She gave Beth a friendly smile. “Hi, Beth,...” she said. “Do you want to sit down?”
Beth looked uneasy. “Is something wrong?” she asked.
The Aldens exchanged glances. Then Jessie said, “Beth, you remember when someone took our art supplies and ruined the posters we’d left in the boxcar.”
Beth nodded.
“Someone also tore down one of our posters,” said Henry. “The day you said you were at the dentist.” He paused, but Beth didn’t say anything.
“And someone ruined the Millers’ garden so we had to do it over,”
What to read after The Disappearing Friend 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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