Thunder Valley (2011)
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Then he made a list of things that had to be done before the day was over. The first thing on the list was to rehire David Watts as ski instructor. Jason was put in charge of patrolling the slopes, and Jeremy took over the running of the lodge itself.
Jeremy talked to the cafeteria manager and the desk clerk and made arrangements to put the day’s income into the lodge’s safe. Then he went back to the house to sort out the papers his grandfather had left lying all over his bedroom.
He almost stop...ped and knocked on the bedroom door, forgetting Grandpa wasn’t there. Feeling like an intruder, he pushed the door open.
The room was spotless.
There was no sign that his grandfather had ever been looking at bank statements or account ledgers or anything else. The bed was made up. Not a thing was out of place.
Jeremy turned and almost ran into Lila. Her arms were folded across her chest. “I thought it might be less painful for your grandmother if the room was straightened up when she returned.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then he made a list of things that had to be done before the day was over. The first thing on the list was to rehire David Watts as ski instructor. Jason was put in charge of patrolling the slopes, and Jeremy took over the running of the lodge itself.
Jeremy talked to the cafeteria manager and the desk clerk and made arrangements to put the day’s income into the lodge’s safe. Then he went back to the house to sort out the papers his grandfather had left lying all over his bedroom.
He almost stop...ped and knocked on the bedroom door, forgetting Grandpa wasn’t there. Feeling like an intruder, he pushed the door open.
The room was spotless.
There was no sign that his grandfather had ever been looking at bank statements or account ledgers or anything else. The bed was made up. Not a thing was out of place.
Jeremy turned and almost ran into Lila. Her arms were folded across her chest. “I thought it might be less painful for your grandmother if the room was straightened up when she returned.”
What to read after Thunder Valley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gary Paulsen to read onlineMoreLess
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