The Figure in the Shadows (2004)
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Grampa Barnavelt’s trunk was a big heavy chest that stood locked at the foot of Jonathan’s bed. Jonathan claimed that he hadn’t opened it in over twenty years, and Lewis was always pestering him for a chance to peek into it. Now he was going to have that chance. He felt like jumping up and down in his seat, and he could tell that Rose Rita was excited too.
“Oh boy, Uncle Jonathan!” Lewis cried. “Oh boy, that’d be just great!”
“I think so too!” said Rose Rita.
“So do I,” added Mrs. Zimmermann. “S...eeing as how I’m a nosy old lady who likes surprises.”
“You certainly are, Frizzy Wig,” said Jonathan. “Nosy, that is. Now tell me, folks. Would you like your ice cream and cookies now, or after we open the chest? All those in favor of opening the chest now, raise their hands.”
Lewis and Rose Rita started to raise their hands, but then they remembered that the cookies were Mrs. Zimmermann’s. Maybe her feelings would be hurt if they voted to postpone dessert.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Grampa Barnavelt’s trunk was a big heavy chest that stood locked at the foot of Jonathan’s bed. Jonathan claimed that he hadn’t opened it in over twenty years, and Lewis was always pestering him for a chance to peek into it. Now he was going to have that chance. He felt like jumping up and down in his seat, and he could tell that Rose Rita was excited too.
“Oh boy, Uncle Jonathan!” Lewis cried. “Oh boy, that’d be just great!”
“I think so too!” said Rose Rita.
“So do I,” added Mrs. Zimmermann. “S...eeing as how I’m a nosy old lady who likes surprises.”
“You certainly are, Frizzy Wig,” said Jonathan. “Nosy, that is. Now tell me, folks. Would you like your ice cream and cookies now, or after we open the chest? All those in favor of opening the chest now, raise their hands.”
Lewis and Rose Rita started to raise their hands, but then they remembered that the cookies were Mrs. Zimmermann’s. Maybe her feelings would be hurt if they voted to postpone dessert.
What to read after The Figure in the Shadows?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Bellairs to read onlineMoreLess
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