Vanishing Passenger (2011)
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Van Buren was going to be angry because they were looking for clues in his house. But as he came into the room, a smile spread across his face.
“Rita, my housekeeper, told me what you kids were doing, so I figured I’d drop in and say hello.”
He came over and shook their hands, then leaned down to read the message again.
“Stinks, huh?” he mumbled to himself. “Boy, he’s got some nerve …” Then he looked back at the Aldens and folded his arms.
“So, we’ve lost our friend, have we?” The children were ...still too stunned by Mr. Van Buren’s tall, imposing figure to say much. Finally Henry said, “Yes, sir. You see—”
“Sir?” he said with a laugh. “Don’t call me that, young man. It makes me sound old! ‘Daniel’ will do fine.”
Henry looked at the others and shrugged.
“Well, okay—Daniel.” Henry told Mr. Van Buren everything that had happened up to this point. Mr. Van Buren listened patiently, nodding and stroking his chin.
When Henry was finished, he said, “First of all, I have to tell you all that I’m very, very impressed with your detective skills.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Van Buren was going to be angry because they were looking for clues in his house. But as he came into the room, a smile spread across his face.
“Rita, my housekeeper, told me what you kids were doing, so I figured I’d drop in and say hello.”
He came over and shook their hands, then leaned down to read the message again.
“Stinks, huh?” he mumbled to himself. “Boy, he’s got some nerve …” Then he looked back at the Aldens and folded his arms.
“So, we’ve lost our friend, have we?” The children were ...still too stunned by Mr. Van Buren’s tall, imposing figure to say much. Finally Henry said, “Yes, sir. You see—”
“Sir?” he said with a laugh. “Don’t call me that, young man. It makes me sound old! ‘Daniel’ will do fine.”
Henry looked at the others and shrugged.
“Well, okay—Daniel.” Henry told Mr. Van Buren everything that had happened up to this point. Mr. Van Buren listened patiently, nodding and stroking his chin.
When Henry was finished, he said, “First of all, I have to tell you all that I’m very, very impressed with your detective skills.
What to read after Vanishing Passenger?
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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