Danger On Parade
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Bess stuttered. “When I got here, the b-balloons were already slashed. Honest!”
Nancy hurried over to Bess and put an arm around her friend. “We just arrived a few minutes ago,” Nancy explained to Jill and the police, one of whom was the detective who had questioned Jill about the fire. “Bess got a message to meet Greg Willow here.”
Detective Green crossed his arms over his chest and glanced around. “Well, I don’t see him, do you? All I know is that once again we’ve got a problem with the parade..., and once again Bess Marvin is in the middle of it.” He took a notebook from his back pocket and flipped it open. “All right, why don’t you tell me the whole story?”
While Bess told Detective Green what had happened, Nancy went over to Jill, who was examining the slashed balloons. Jill’s face was a mask of anger. “Where’s the guard?” she snapped, looking around the cavernous room. “Why didn’t he stop this?”
“I was wondering the same thing,” Nancy said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bess stuttered. “When I got here, the b-balloons were already slashed. Honest!”
Nancy hurried over to Bess and put an arm around her friend. “We just arrived a few minutes ago,” Nancy explained to Jill and the police, one of whom was the detective who had questioned Jill about the fire. “Bess got a message to meet Greg Willow here.”
Detective Green crossed his arms over his chest and glanced around. “Well, I don’t see him, do you? All I know is that once again we’ve got a problem with the parade..., and once again Bess Marvin is in the middle of it.” He took a notebook from his back pocket and flipped it open. “All right, why don’t you tell me the whole story?”
While Bess told Detective Green what had happened, Nancy went over to Jill, who was examining the slashed balloons. Jill’s face was a mask of anger. “Where’s the guard?” she snapped, looking around the cavernous room. “Why didn’t he stop this?”
“I was wondering the same thing,” Nancy said.
What to read after Danger On Parade?
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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