Wilma Tenderfoot And the Case of the Putrid Poison (2011)
Wilma Tenderfoot And the Case of the Putrid Poison
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His long silk coat was flapping and his hand was running anxiously through his considerable hair, so voluminous it looked like the top swirl of an ice-cream cone. “This could ruin me, Goodman!” he whined, slumping himself into the chair behind his desk. “The theatre is already on the verge of bankruptcy! Ever since we put on Swamp! We lost so much money—we’ve been in trouble ever since!”
“Swamp?” asked Wilma, looking puzzled.
“The musical I was telling you about,” answered Inspector Lemone, befo...re adding with a whisper, “It stank.”
“Now this!” continued the Baron, his head falling into his hands. “And tonight of all nights. I had a potential investor in the audience. He’s due in to see me at any moment! He’s hardly going to be interested anymore is he? Mind reader poisoned live in front of an audience! Thank goodness the papers weren’t in. One more bad review and we’re done for!”
Wilma looked around her. Being an apprentice, as many grown-ups will tell you, mostly involves keeping quiet and doing boring things like fetching sandwiches or polishing magnifying glasses, but Wilma, while she wasn’t allowed to ask questions or do much deducting or contemplating, was allowed to keep her eyes peeled for things like clues and a new thing that Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His long silk coat was flapping and his hand was running anxiously through his considerable hair, so voluminous it looked like the top swirl of an ice-cream cone. “This could ruin me, Goodman!” he whined, slumping himself into the chair behind his desk. “The theatre is already on the verge of bankruptcy! Ever since we put on Swamp! We lost so much money—we’ve been in trouble ever since!”
“Swamp?” asked Wilma, looking puzzled.
“The musical I was telling you about,” answered Inspector Lemone, befo...re adding with a whisper, “It stank.”
“Now this!” continued the Baron, his head falling into his hands. “And tonight of all nights. I had a potential investor in the audience. He’s due in to see me at any moment! He’s hardly going to be interested anymore is he? Mind reader poisoned live in front of an audience! Thank goodness the papers weren’t in. One more bad review and we’re done for!”
Wilma looked around her. Being an apprentice, as many grown-ups will tell you, mostly involves keeping quiet and doing boring things like fetching sandwiches or polishing magnifying glasses, but Wilma, while she wasn’t allowed to ask questions or do much deducting or contemplating, was allowed to keep her eyes peeled for things like clues and a new thing that Mr.
What to read after Wilma Tenderfoot And the Case of the Putrid Poison?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emma Kennedy to read onlineMoreLess
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