I read this book. This book’s name is “The Blue Eye.” The cover is designed of course blue. And some people get into a helicopter. I was anxious because a title was singular not a plural number.
Mum was tidying up. Biff and Wilf were helping her. They found an old case. “It’s quite heavy,” said Wilf. “I wonder what’s inside it.” Mum opened the case and laughed. “Some of Dad’s old toys, she said. They called Dad and showed him the toys. Dad laughed. “Well,” he said. “They’re not much use. Most of them are broken. I don’t know why I kept them.” Biff pulled a bag out of the case. “What’s in this bag?” she asked. “It’s quite heavy.” The bag was full of marbles. Biff tipped them out on a tray. “They’re all different,” she said. “Some of them are beautiful.” Dad told Mum to throw the old toys away, but he said Biff could keep the marbles. Biff and Wilf went up to Biff’s room. They looked at the marbles. “What a collection,” said wilf. “There are all sorts – big ones and small ones.” Biff picked up the biggest marble of all. “See this blue one,” she said. “It’s a beauty.” The blue eye is not really eye, it’s a beauty blue ball!! Wilf put the marbles back in the bag. “Let’s play with them outside,” he said. Suddenly the magic key began to glow. “Oh no!” said Biff. “I don’t want the key to glow. I don’t want a magic adventure. I want to play with the marbles. The magic took them to a town. And they were in a narrow street. The houses were close together. And they have every experience there. Everybody aims at a blue ball. They escaped desperately and protected a ball safely. And it understood that it was the thing of the princess. And then, Biff and wilf were sorry the adventure was over. “Well,” said Biff. “Let’s go outside and play with the marbles.” She looked in the bag. “Oh no!” she said. “There are only four left.”
This is really interesting story. It was good that I could solve the mystery of eyes.
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