Club Dread (2009)
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Bess could barely contain herself.
“I was meant to live by the ocean, I just know it. I’m a beach girl at heart.” She did a little twirl. George picked up a fallen leaf from one of the giant palm trees (palm trees…indoors…at the airport…I couldn’t believe it) and began to fan her cousin. Then she gave up on that and began to chase Bess with the leaf instead, until a security guard gave us a look that made them stop.
It was hard not to be giddy with excitement, though. We were finally here, and t...he weather report predicted clear skies and warm temperatures for the entire week. Even the airport felt tropical, with giant windows and skylights that let the sun in from every angle. There were bright colors everywhere: bursts of flowers dangling from hanging pots, purple and turquoise tiles along the walls, displays of sunglasses and beach balls. Everyone seemed at least 23 percent happier here than in River Heights.
“So what’s the plan, girls?” I asked, as we carried our luggage out to find the car Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bess could barely contain herself.
“I was meant to live by the ocean, I just know it. I’m a beach girl at heart.” She did a little twirl. George picked up a fallen leaf from one of the giant palm trees (palm trees…indoors…at the airport…I couldn’t believe it) and began to fan her cousin. Then she gave up on that and began to chase Bess with the leaf instead, until a security guard gave us a look that made them stop.
It was hard not to be giddy with excitement, though. We were finally here, and t...he weather report predicted clear skies and warm temperatures for the entire week. Even the airport felt tropical, with giant windows and skylights that let the sun in from every angle. There were bright colors everywhere: bursts of flowers dangling from hanging pots, purple and turquoise tiles along the walls, displays of sunglasses and beach balls. Everyone seemed at least 23 percent happier here than in River Heights.
“So what’s the plan, girls?” I asked, as we carried our luggage out to find the car Mr.
What to read after Club Dread?
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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