Ivy And Bean Take the Case (2013)
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She saw rope. “Just as I thought,” she said. She nodded slowly and made her voice low. “There are no fingerprints here.”
Ivy nodded slowly, too. “No fingerprints.”
“But that doesn’t help us at all!” said Dino. “Why is there a rope on my house?”
Bean made her eyes very narrow. “Time will tell.” She put her magnifying glass in her pocket and looked at the sky. Speaking of time, it was almost time for dinner.
Her dad came out on the front porch. “Bean!” he called.
“You can’t leave now!” said Dino.
...Al Seven never said good-bye. He said things like “Catch you later, chump.” But that was really mean, so Bean said, “Bye, you guys. See you tomorrow.”
+ + + + + + The next morning was completely regular— yawn, splash, stumble, cereal, banana, where’s my jacket, somebody took it, oh here it is, bye—until Bean got outside and saw Ivy. Ivy was standing on the sidewalk in front of her house, watching the ground. She was watching the ground so seriously that she didn’t hear Bean running up behind her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She saw rope. “Just as I thought,” she said. She nodded slowly and made her voice low. “There are no fingerprints here.”
Ivy nodded slowly, too. “No fingerprints.”
“But that doesn’t help us at all!” said Dino. “Why is there a rope on my house?”
Bean made her eyes very narrow. “Time will tell.” She put her magnifying glass in her pocket and looked at the sky. Speaking of time, it was almost time for dinner.
Her dad came out on the front porch. “Bean!” he called.
“You can’t leave now!” said Dino.
...Al Seven never said good-bye. He said things like “Catch you later, chump.” But that was really mean, so Bean said, “Bye, you guys. See you tomorrow.”
+ + + + + + The next morning was completely regular— yawn, splash, stumble, cereal, banana, where’s my jacket, somebody took it, oh here it is, bye—until Bean got outside and saw Ivy. Ivy was standing on the sidewalk in front of her house, watching the ground. She was watching the ground so seriously that she didn’t hear Bean running up behind her.
What to read after Ivy And Bean Take the Case?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Annie Barrows to read onlineMoreLess
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