Thanksgiving Thief
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eight-year-old Nancy Drew said. She was watching a story on the small television set in her room. “Someone needs to help them.”
“What are you talking about?” asked Bess Marvin.
Nancy explained that some wild turkeys had been spotted in the parking lot of River Heights Elementary School late yesterday afternoon. When one of the school janitors tried to catch them, though, they ran away. No one was exactly sure where they had come from.
“I wonder why they were at our school,” George Fayne said.
“T...he news showed them trying to drink some of the dirty water coming from a broken pipe,” Nancy said. “I guess they were thirsty.”
“Oh, poor things,” Mary White Cloud said. “They need clean water to drink.”
Nancy nodded. “It stinks that that broken pipe flooded some of the school offices, but I’m glad they canceled school today.”
“Yeah! A three-day weekend!” exclaimed Bess. “We need the time to get ready for the pageant.”
“Speaking of the pageant,” George said, “we’re all going to be turkeys if we don’t pay more attention to what we’re doing here.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
eight-year-old Nancy Drew said. She was watching a story on the small television set in her room. “Someone needs to help them.”
“What are you talking about?” asked Bess Marvin.
Nancy explained that some wild turkeys had been spotted in the parking lot of River Heights Elementary School late yesterday afternoon. When one of the school janitors tried to catch them, though, they ran away. No one was exactly sure where they had come from.
“I wonder why they were at our school,” George Fayne said.
“T...he news showed them trying to drink some of the dirty water coming from a broken pipe,” Nancy said. “I guess they were thirsty.”
“Oh, poor things,” Mary White Cloud said. “They need clean water to drink.”
Nancy nodded. “It stinks that that broken pipe flooded some of the school offices, but I’m glad they canceled school today.”
“Yeah! A three-day weekend!” exclaimed Bess. “We need the time to get ready for the pageant.”
“Speaking of the pageant,” George said, “we’re all going to be turkeys if we don’t pay more attention to what we’re doing here.”
What to read after Thanksgiving Thief?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carolyn Keene to read onlineMoreLess
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