The Mystery of the Lost Village (2010)
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Violet said softly to Mrs. Lightfeather a few minutes later. “Who would take it?”
“Someone must have stolen it,” Joe said. “Maybe they thought it was valuable.” All the children had gathered in the kitchen once they heard what had happened.
“But no one else knows about the bowl,” Violet pointed out. “No one else even knows about the dig.”
“That’s not really true,” Henry interrupted. “What about Rita Neville? And Ted Clark? We’ve run into both of them wandering around in the woods.”
“I knew there... was something suspicious about Ted Clark!” Amy blurted out. “He says he’s part Navajo, Mom, but he didn’t know what turquoise looks like. And he said his relatives are from New England!”
Mrs. Lightfeather looked serious. “I met him yesterday, searching through the council records. If he told you he’s from New England, he’s way off base. All the Navajo tribes are right here in the Southwest,” she said.
“Maybe he was watching from the woods when you found the bowl,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Violet said softly to Mrs. Lightfeather a few minutes later. “Who would take it?”
“Someone must have stolen it,” Joe said. “Maybe they thought it was valuable.” All the children had gathered in the kitchen once they heard what had happened.
“But no one else knows about the bowl,” Violet pointed out. “No one else even knows about the dig.”
“That’s not really true,” Henry interrupted. “What about Rita Neville? And Ted Clark? We’ve run into both of them wandering around in the woods.”
“I knew there... was something suspicious about Ted Clark!” Amy blurted out. “He says he’s part Navajo, Mom, but he didn’t know what turquoise looks like. And he said his relatives are from New England!”
Mrs. Lightfeather looked serious. “I met him yesterday, searching through the council records. If he told you he’s from New England, he’s way off base. All the Navajo tribes are right here in the Southwest,” she said.
“Maybe he was watching from the woods when you found the bowl,”
What to read after The Mystery of the Lost Village?
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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