Tony Dunbar - Tubby Dubonnet 06 - Lucky Man
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They rented the entire upstairs of a nice house with big windows overlooking the street. She came to the door with a finger to her lips.
“He just went to sleep,” she whispered, meaning Arnaldo Bertrand, or Bat, as he was called.
Grandfather and daughter tiptoed up the stairs.
He peeked into the child’s room and saw a small pink head poking out of a blue blanket. She waved him into the kitchen anxiously, afraid he might wake her papoose up.
“I think it’s safe. We can talk in here,...” she said.
“Your house looks real nice,” he complimented her, since it appeared that she had tidied up for his visit.
“Thanks.” She was pleased that he had noticed. “Let’s sit at the table. I’ll just make us some coffee. What did you bring?”
“Scones, as promised.” He gave her the bag. Tubby did not really care one way or the other about scones.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They rented the entire upstairs of a nice house with big windows overlooking the street. She came to the door with a finger to her lips.
“He just went to sleep,” she whispered, meaning Arnaldo Bertrand, or Bat, as he was called.
Grandfather and daughter tiptoed up the stairs.
He peeked into the child’s room and saw a small pink head poking out of a blue blanket. She waved him into the kitchen anxiously, afraid he might wake her papoose up.
“I think it’s safe. We can talk in here,...” she said.
“Your house looks real nice,” he complimented her, since it appeared that she had tidied up for his visit.
“Thanks.” She was pleased that he had noticed. “Let’s sit at the table. I’ll just make us some coffee. What did you bring?”
“Scones, as promised.” He gave her the bag. Tubby did not really care one way or the other about scones.
What to read after Tony Dunbar - Tubby Dubonnet 06 - Lucky Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tony Dunbar to read onlineMoreLess
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