The Great Cake Mystery (2012)
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This time it was a piece of bread that was stolen—not an ordinary piece of bread, though: this one was covered in delicious strawberry jam. You can lose a plain piece of bread and not think twice about it, but when you lose one spread thickly with strawberry jam it’s an altogether more serious matter.
The owner of this piece of bread (with jam) was a boy called Sepo. Everybody liked this boy because he had a habit of saying funny things. If somebody can say something funny, then that often makes... everybody feel happy.
If you saw such a piece of bread sitting on a plate your mouth would surely begin to water. And yes, you might imagine how delicious it would taste. But would you really eat it if you knew it belonged to somebody else? Of course not.
It happened at lunchtime. Every day, at twelve o’clock precisely, the school cook, a very large lady called Big Mrs. Molipi (MO–LEE–PEE), would bang a saucepan with a ladle. This was the signal for all the children to sit down on the porch and wait to be given a plate of food that she had cooked with her assistant and cousin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This time it was a piece of bread that was stolen—not an ordinary piece of bread, though: this one was covered in delicious strawberry jam. You can lose a plain piece of bread and not think twice about it, but when you lose one spread thickly with strawberry jam it’s an altogether more serious matter.
The owner of this piece of bread (with jam) was a boy called Sepo. Everybody liked this boy because he had a habit of saying funny things. If somebody can say something funny, then that often makes... everybody feel happy.
If you saw such a piece of bread sitting on a plate your mouth would surely begin to water. And yes, you might imagine how delicious it would taste. But would you really eat it if you knew it belonged to somebody else? Of course not.
It happened at lunchtime. Every day, at twelve o’clock precisely, the school cook, a very large lady called Big Mrs. Molipi (MO–LEE–PEE), would bang a saucepan with a ladle. This was the signal for all the children to sit down on the porch and wait to be given a plate of food that she had cooked with her assistant and cousin.
What to read after The Great Cake Mystery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Mccall Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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