The Beast of Bracksley Woods (2013)
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She got up reluctantly and went out into the hall. She was just in time to rescue an official looking envelope from the Jaws of Trigger who had scooted into the kitchen with it. The envelope had got quite wet and Debbie had to be careful in opening it. As soon as she saw who it was from she knew instinctively that she had not been successful in her application to Pickering’s tasty teatime treats. Ah well, that’s that. Who needs him, she thought screwing the letter up and throwing it in the waste... bin. It looks as though I shall have to take Greg Turner up on his offer, she told herself. The job would fill a gap until she made up her mind how to go about achieving what she really wanted to do. Debbie was so engrossed in what she was thinking that she failed to notice what Trigger was up to. The minute she turned her back on him, Trigger had retrieved the letter and half the contents of the rubbish bin and was now happily chewing his way through packages wrappers and odd pieces of paper.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She got up reluctantly and went out into the hall. She was just in time to rescue an official looking envelope from the Jaws of Trigger who had scooted into the kitchen with it. The envelope had got quite wet and Debbie had to be careful in opening it. As soon as she saw who it was from she knew instinctively that she had not been successful in her application to Pickering’s tasty teatime treats. Ah well, that’s that. Who needs him, she thought screwing the letter up and throwing it in the waste... bin. It looks as though I shall have to take Greg Turner up on his offer, she told herself. The job would fill a gap until she made up her mind how to go about achieving what she really wanted to do. Debbie was so engrossed in what she was thinking that she failed to notice what Trigger was up to. The minute she turned her back on him, Trigger had retrieved the letter and half the contents of the rubbish bin and was now happily chewing his way through packages wrappers and odd pieces of paper.
What to read after The Beast of Bracksley Woods?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Doreen Hayward to read onlineMoreLess
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