The Case of the Stolen Film (2008)
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Yesterday they had walked down the star-paved street full of people dressed up as famous movie characters, and today Dad and Big Hair had driven them to the beach. Occasionally Holly would look at Archie and notice sadness in his eyes and she would remember about his mum, then Archie would make a joke or do something silly to make her laugh and they would get back to enjoying themselves. Real life could wait. This was too much fun.
When they got home, they got out of the car to see Miss Gilf...eather walking briskly up the drive.
‘I am sorry to bother you, Mr and Mrs Bigsby.’ ‘Not at all,’ said Holly’s dad. ‘Miss … er …’ ‘Gilfeather,’ said Holly.
‘Please, call me Vivian,’ she said. ‘I wonder whether I could borrow Holly and Archie for a short while.’ Mr Bigsby said that would be fine and, as Miss Gilfeather led them down the drive, through the gates next door to Petal’s house, Holly asked, ‘What do you need us for?’ Miss Gilfeather stopped and spoke very quietly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yesterday they had walked down the star-paved street full of people dressed up as famous movie characters, and today Dad and Big Hair had driven them to the beach. Occasionally Holly would look at Archie and notice sadness in his eyes and she would remember about his mum, then Archie would make a joke or do something silly to make her laugh and they would get back to enjoying themselves. Real life could wait. This was too much fun.
When they got home, they got out of the car to see Miss Gilf...eather walking briskly up the drive.
‘I am sorry to bother you, Mr and Mrs Bigsby.’ ‘Not at all,’ said Holly’s dad. ‘Miss … er …’ ‘Gilfeather,’ said Holly.
‘Please, call me Vivian,’ she said. ‘I wonder whether I could borrow Holly and Archie for a short while.’ Mr Bigsby said that would be fine and, as Miss Gilfeather led them down the drive, through the gates next door to Petal’s house, Holly asked, ‘What do you need us for?’ Miss Gilfeather stopped and spoke very quietly.
What to read after The Case of the Stolen Film?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gareth P. Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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