Mystery of the Mummy's Curse (2011)
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But this time, the door to the prep room was locked.
“That’s good,” said Henry. “Now no one can go in and make a mess or steal something.”
While the children waited for Sam or Pete to arrive, they finished painting the last wall of the exhibit hall.
They were just cleaning their brushes when Sam appeared in the doorway.
“Hello!” she called, heading into the prep room. The Aldens quickly put away all the painting supplies and followed Sam.
“Sam, we were wondering ...” Jessie began. “Are these all... the pieces for the Egypt exhibit?”
“Yes,” Sam said, continuing to unload her bag.
“Are you sure everything’s here?” Jessie asked.
Sam looked quickly at Jessie. “What do you mean?”
“Well, the first day we were here, Pete showed us some of the artifacts. And there was a little baboon ...” Jessie said.
“Yes?” Sam said.
“Where’s the baboon now?” Jessie asked.
Sam’s eyebrows furrowed. “The baboon? It’s ...” She went over to the tables holding the artifacts and walked slowly from one table to the next.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But this time, the door to the prep room was locked.
“That’s good,” said Henry. “Now no one can go in and make a mess or steal something.”
While the children waited for Sam or Pete to arrive, they finished painting the last wall of the exhibit hall.
They were just cleaning their brushes when Sam appeared in the doorway.
“Hello!” she called, heading into the prep room. The Aldens quickly put away all the painting supplies and followed Sam.
“Sam, we were wondering ...” Jessie began. “Are these all... the pieces for the Egypt exhibit?”
“Yes,” Sam said, continuing to unload her bag.
“Are you sure everything’s here?” Jessie asked.
Sam looked quickly at Jessie. “What do you mean?”
“Well, the first day we were here, Pete showed us some of the artifacts. And there was a little baboon ...” Jessie said.
“Yes?” Sam said.
“Where’s the baboon now?” Jessie asked.
Sam’s eyebrows furrowed. “The baboon? It’s ...” She went over to the tables holding the artifacts and walked slowly from one table to the next.
What to read after Mystery of the Mummy's Curse?
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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