The Secret of the Scarecrow
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Nancy asked worriedly. “Did someone steal her?”
“I don’t know!” Bess cried. “I’ll explain everything when you and George come over—right away!”
Nancy heard a click. Bess was so frantic, she had hung up without saying good-bye.
“Bad news?” Mr. Drew asked.
“I think so, Daddy,” Nancy said. “Bess wants me to go to her house right away.”
She was about to run for her jacket when she saw the yummy-looking stack of pancakes on the counter.
“Right away after pancakes!” Nancy added.
“Okay, so where’s Autu...mn?” George demanded.
“I don’t know!” Bess wailed. “I left Autumn on the porch to run a quick errand with my mom this morning. When we came back, she was gone!”
“So you didn’t keep her inside like you promised Mrs. Ramirez?” Nancy asked.
“I did! I did!” Bess said. “Except for the time she was out on the porch.”
“Why was she out there?” Nancy asked.
“I wanted to see what a scarecrow would look like on our porch,” Bess said. “I was going to put Autumn back inside, but then my mom called me from the car!”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nancy asked worriedly. “Did someone steal her?”
“I don’t know!” Bess cried. “I’ll explain everything when you and George come over—right away!”
Nancy heard a click. Bess was so frantic, she had hung up without saying good-bye.
“Bad news?” Mr. Drew asked.
“I think so, Daddy,” Nancy said. “Bess wants me to go to her house right away.”
She was about to run for her jacket when she saw the yummy-looking stack of pancakes on the counter.
“Right away after pancakes!” Nancy added.
“Okay, so where’s Autu...mn?” George demanded.
“I don’t know!” Bess wailed. “I left Autumn on the porch to run a quick errand with my mom this morning. When we came back, she was gone!”
“So you didn’t keep her inside like you promised Mrs. Ramirez?” Nancy asked.
“I did! I did!” Bess said. “Except for the time she was out on the porch.”
“Why was she out there?” Nancy asked.
“I wanted to see what a scarecrow would look like on our porch,” Bess said. “I was going to put Autumn back inside, but then my mom called me from the car!”
What to read after The Secret of the Scarecrow?
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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