The Crook Who Took the book
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During the math lesson, she got her chance. The bell rang in short bursts. It was a fire drill.
Nancy grabbed her book. Then she walked outside with the rest of her class. All the other kids and teachers in Carl Sandburg Elementary were outside, too. They had to wait fifteen minutes before going back to their classrooms.
As they stood on the front lawn, Nancy opened The Absent Award and started to read.
“Ah-ha,” Nancy read. “Our wily detective has spotted another clue. He deduced that the thief ...had been to an elementary school. How did he make this brilliant deduction, you ask? That careless crook had left something behind on a bench in front of the school. It was a blue leather eye—”
“Hey!” Kyle Leddington’s yell caught Nancy’s attention. He was standing near a bench near the school’s front door. He was waving something in the air.
It was blue.
It was leather.
“I just sat on this thing,” Kyle said.
“What is it?” Bess asked.
“It looks like an eyeglass case,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
During the math lesson, she got her chance. The bell rang in short bursts. It was a fire drill.
Nancy grabbed her book. Then she walked outside with the rest of her class. All the other kids and teachers in Carl Sandburg Elementary were outside, too. They had to wait fifteen minutes before going back to their classrooms.
As they stood on the front lawn, Nancy opened The Absent Award and started to read.
“Ah-ha,” Nancy read. “Our wily detective has spotted another clue. He deduced that the thief ...had been to an elementary school. How did he make this brilliant deduction, you ask? That careless crook had left something behind on a bench in front of the school. It was a blue leather eye—”
“Hey!” Kyle Leddington’s yell caught Nancy’s attention. He was standing near a bench near the school’s front door. He was waving something in the air.
It was blue.
It was leather.
“I just sat on this thing,” Kyle said.
“What is it?” Bess asked.
“It looks like an eyeglass case,”
What to read after The Crook Who Took the book?
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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