College Weekend (2003)
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Tina cried. Too many things are wrong, she thought. Too many.
She didn’t want to admit it, but Holly’s sixth sense could be right this time.
“The machine cut me off. I couldn’t even leave a message. And that wasn’t Alyssa’s voice.”
“You know actresses,” Chris replied. “They’re always goofing around with fake voices and accents. Maybe she’s rehearsing for a part.”
“Maybe,” Tina answered. “But I wanted Holly to know we’re looking for her.”
“Do you want to call home?” Chris suggested. “You can use ...my calling card.” He pulled out his wallet and began shuffling through his credit cards.
Wow! Tina thought. He has more credit cards than my mom!
“No.” Tina wandered back to the grassy area and plopped down. “No, if Holly’s off with some guy, I’ll just get her in trouble. And then I’ll be in trouble, too.”
Chris sat beside her, his shoulder almost touching hers. “It’s not your fault.”
“You don’t know our folks,” Tina grumbled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tina cried. Too many things are wrong, she thought. Too many.
She didn’t want to admit it, but Holly’s sixth sense could be right this time.
“The machine cut me off. I couldn’t even leave a message. And that wasn’t Alyssa’s voice.”
“You know actresses,” Chris replied. “They’re always goofing around with fake voices and accents. Maybe she’s rehearsing for a part.”
“Maybe,” Tina answered. “But I wanted Holly to know we’re looking for her.”
“Do you want to call home?” Chris suggested. “You can use ...my calling card.” He pulled out his wallet and began shuffling through his credit cards.
Wow! Tina thought. He has more credit cards than my mom!
“No.” Tina wandered back to the grassy area and plopped down. “No, if Holly’s off with some guy, I’ll just get her in trouble. And then I’ll be in trouble, too.”
Chris sat beside her, his shoulder almost touching hers. “It’s not your fault.”
“You don’t know our folks,” Tina grumbled.
What to read after College Weekend?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R. L. Stine to read onlineMoreLess
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