A Secret in Time
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Nancy walked casually back to Bess and George. “Let’s go,” she said in an excited whisper, giving her friends a look that said she would explain once they were outside.
“Thanks, Mr. Brown,” Nancy called, opening the door.
The antique dealer turned around as the three girls left. “Let me know if you come up with anything, Nancy,” he called to her.
Once outside, Nancy didn’t head for the car but walked toward the back of the building.
“Where are you going?” George asked.
Nancy put a finger to her ...lips. “I’m looking for an orange van,” she whispered.
Bess gasped. “You think it was Mr. Brown?” she asked.
“I’ll tell you in the car,” Nancy said.
While Bess and George went down the path to the car, Nancy circled the farmhouse, looking for a garage, a clump of trees, or anything else that might conceal a van. There was nothing except flat, dry ground and a gray sedan parked in the driveway. Disappointed, Nancy followed the drive to the road and got into the back seat of George’s car.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nancy walked casually back to Bess and George. “Let’s go,” she said in an excited whisper, giving her friends a look that said she would explain once they were outside.
“Thanks, Mr. Brown,” Nancy called, opening the door.
The antique dealer turned around as the three girls left. “Let me know if you come up with anything, Nancy,” he called to her.
Once outside, Nancy didn’t head for the car but walked toward the back of the building.
“Where are you going?” George asked.
Nancy put a finger to her ...lips. “I’m looking for an orange van,” she whispered.
Bess gasped. “You think it was Mr. Brown?” she asked.
“I’ll tell you in the car,” Nancy said.
While Bess and George went down the path to the car, Nancy circled the farmhouse, looking for a garage, a clump of trees, or anything else that might conceal a van. There was nothing except flat, dry ground and a gray sedan parked in the driveway. Disappointed, Nancy followed the drive to the road and got into the back seat of George’s car.
What to read after A Secret in Time?
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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