How long is the Westing Game audiobook?
6 hours and 59 minutes
Product details
| Listening Length | 6 hours and 59 minutes |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Listening Library |
| Program Type | Audiobook |
| Version | Unabridged |
| Language | English |
What happens in Chapter 25 of The Westing Game?
Crow has been arrested, and the other heirs gather in Judge Ford’s living room in Sunset Towers. Angela reminds everyone that Crow only confessed to being the answer, not to anything else—but there was nothing wrong with Sandy until he drank from the flask Crow had filled for him.
What happens in Chapter 11 of The Westing Game?
Flora reveals she had a daughter named Rosalie, who was exceptional and loving. Turtle says her mother doesn’t think she’s beautiful and says she looks like a turtle. When she asks Flora what happened to her daughter, Flora just says she’s gone. Flora asks Turtle her real name, which she says is Alice.
Is The Westing Game on audible?
The Westing Game by Ellen Raskin | Audiobook | Audible.com.
Who is the narrator of The Westing Game?
A spunky, young, Cordelia-esque narrator named Turtle Wexler (Favorite Hobby: kicking people in the shins) finds herself – along with 15 others – invited to a mysterious mansion.
What is Chapter 24 about in The Westing Game?
She looks at him and remembers what Chris said about everyone getting the right partner. She realizes that he’s the one person she didn’t do research on, and that he must be Sam Westing. Sydelle puts the clues in order and says the missing parts are “ber,” “the,” “erica,” and “crow,” which spells out Crow’s full name.
What happened in chapter 24 of The Westing Game?
Ford grows suspicious of Sandy’s suggestion—he already knows the answer must be Crow. As Ford watches Sandy, she considers his battered, scarred face—and she realizes that her partner has been Sam Westing in disguise all along.
Is The Westing Game for adults?
It is called The Westing Game, written by Ellen Raskin in 1978, and it is the perfect antidote to the quarantine anxiety blahs for readers of any age.
What is Chapter 23 about in the Westing game?
Plum, Turtle, and Flora are already in the game room when Otis Amber arrives. Otis makes fun of Turtle’s short new haircut, but Flora distracts Turtle by pulling from her pocketbook a picture of her daughter, Rosalie. Turtle is touched. She compliments Rosalie’s sweet face and says she wishes she could have met her.
What happened in chapter 27 of the Westing game?
All the other heirs join Turtle at the window to watch the fireworks extravaganza. By the time it is over, the Westing house has burned to the ground. In this final “bombing,” Westing burns his estate to the ground by launching a dramatic and beautiful fireworks display. The Westing game is over—and so is Sam Westing.
What happened in chapter 27 of The Westing Game?
What happened in chapter 26 of The Westing Game?
Turtle realizes Westing was four people, and she knows who the fourth one is. She decides to keep it to herself and asks the judge to repeat the question. The judge realizes Turtle has information no one else does. Turtle says Sandy didn’t commit suicide, it was just his time to die.
What is Chapter 14 about in The Westing Game?
Chapter 14: Pairs Repaired He can’t figure out why he is an heir. He and Judge Ford agree that Westing seems out to get someone. Crow and Otis are in the Wexler kitchen. Otis thinks Crow lost their clues, but she actually put them in Angela’s bag.
What happens in Chapter 14 of The Westing Game?
Back at Sunset Towers, Sandy refuses a tip from Judge Ford for polishing her car, because she gave him the whole $10,000. She asks him about his family. Sandy describes his family and explains he was injured from being a boxer.
What happened in chapter 15 of The Westing Game?
Doug says there was a mysterious person in the parking lot wearing red boots (Turtle’s), calls her “Tabitha-Ruth,” and pulls her hair before running inside. Sandy keeps her from going after him and kicking him. Otis leaves, after saying Westing wasn’t murdered, just crazy—that none of them are murderers.