Curse of the Arctic Star
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GEORGE complained, tugging at the hem of her plum-colored wraparound dress. Well, technically speaking, it was Bess’s dress. But George was wearing it. And she wasn’t happy about it.
“I can’t believe you didn’t pack a single dressy outfit,” Bess retorted. “Didn’t you ever see a rerun of The Love Boat? Remember Titanic? People dress up on cruises. It’s, like, a thing.”
“Now, now, ladies,” Alan put in soothingly. “You look fabulous—all three of you.”
I forced a brief smile as Bess thanked him and ...George rolled her eyes. But I wasn’t paying much attention to the conversation as we walked through the narrow halls leading from our suite to the dining room. I was still focused on that threatening note. Who could have left it in my suitcase? And why?
“It doesn’t make sense,” I murmured.
“What was that, Nancy?” Alan asked.
“Um, nothing,” I said. “I mean, I said I hope the food’s good. I’m hungry.”
The others started chatting about the food, and my mind drifted again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
GEORGE complained, tugging at the hem of her plum-colored wraparound dress. Well, technically speaking, it was Bess’s dress. But George was wearing it. And she wasn’t happy about it.
“I can’t believe you didn’t pack a single dressy outfit,” Bess retorted. “Didn’t you ever see a rerun of The Love Boat? Remember Titanic? People dress up on cruises. It’s, like, a thing.”
“Now, now, ladies,” Alan put in soothingly. “You look fabulous—all three of you.”
I forced a brief smile as Bess thanked him and ...George rolled her eyes. But I wasn’t paying much attention to the conversation as we walked through the narrow halls leading from our suite to the dining room. I was still focused on that threatening note. Who could have left it in my suitcase? And why?
“It doesn’t make sense,” I murmured.
“What was that, Nancy?” Alan asked.
“Um, nothing,” I said. “I mean, I said I hope the food’s good. I’m hungry.”
The others started chatting about the food, and my mind drifted again.
What to read after Curse of the Arctic Star?
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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