BR2-13: Marcel and the Shakespeare Letters

Marcel visits his friend, Henry, in London. Henry knows a professor and he was some very interesting letters by William Shakespeare! Marcel and Henry want to see the letters, but they are not in the professor's flat. Marcel is a detective. Can he find them?

     This story is about one of Marcel's November holidays. Marcel is a French mouse. He's a detective and he lives in Paris. But he doesn't live in Paris all year. Every November he visits London. His old friend, Henry has a small flat there. Marcel's November holidays start at three o'clock on a Tuesday afternoon. He is walking from Knightsbridge station to Henry's flat. After he meeting, they sit in big chairs. They drink tea and talk. Henry talked about a new person in his house, number 42. "His name is Professor Barton. He is very very clever, and he is going to be famous after tomorrow." Henry said. Because Professor Barton has some letters from Shakespeare to his son. But the letters were stolen by the woman who stayed next door. The two mice decided to get back the letters from the woman. Will they succeed their mission?

Rabley, S. (2000). Marcel and the Shakespeare Letters. Penguin Readers.
(197 words)

Marcel and the Shakespeare Letters: Peng1:Marcel & Shake. Letters NE

Stephen Rabley

Penguin

発売日：2000-11-08

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