Great job, Thea sisters!

This story is about Jan and the Thea sisters going on an adventure to find Jan’s father and the tulip bulb. While Nicky, Paulina and Colette were at Lisse, they found Jan’s father stuck in an underground passage. However, they were also trapped in there by Verbena and Iris. Pam was also there, but she wasn’t trapped because she wasn’t with them at the time. Pam saw a MousePad that belonged to Paulina so she took it with her so that she could give it back to Paulina. Then she saw a painting of a black tulip and the frame wasn’t straight so she went closer to it to straighten it. Click! The passage opened and Pam saw two red furry rodents in front of a large door.

She looked behind the door and she saw the shape of her friends and an older rodent. Pam took the mop that she had brought with her and put it on the stairs. The two red furry rodents were so busy talking to each other that they didn’t notice the mop in front of them so they slipped. Pam quickly took a fire hose to tie them up. She got the keys from one of the red furry rodents to unlock the door and set the Thea sisters and Jan’s father free. At Amsterdam, Violet and Jan tried to figure out where the tulip bulb was. When they went inside Jan’s house, they saw a painting that had a tulip bulb in the vase. They recognised that it was a painting of Vincent’s room.

So they all went to the greenhouse and Jan crouched down to Vincent’s doghouse and found a box. They opened it and saw the tulip bulb! Jan’s father Casper went back to Amsterdam with the Thea sisters to present his creation.

We are learning to develop understanding of the text that I read.
I know I can do this when I rewrite the story of Thea Stilton and the Great Tulip Heist in my own words.