Don’t Look Twice
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Nancy whispered. She grabbed Denise’s hand, and the two girls ran for the woods. The heavy steel case banged against Nancy’s legs at every step.
She glanced at Denise. The cheerleader’s breath was labored, but she was keeping up.
Nancy frantically tried to think up a plan. They were running away from any kind of civilization. They had to hope that the darkness and the vastness of the park and the lake shore would keep them hidden. With luck the kidnappers would search for them nearer the road.
N...ancy could hear Denise’s breath coming hard, then suddenly she stumbled.
With her free arm Nancy grabbed Denise. The case and blanket went tumbling.
“Are you okay?” Nancy asked softly.
Denise gulped air. “I—I have to rest.”
Nancy looked behind her. There wasn’t anyone following them—yet. She scanned the area for shelter.
Looming ahead was a cluster of brick buildings, huddled under some trees. A sign read: “Lincoln Park Zoo. Closed for renovations.”
The park was deserted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nancy whispered. She grabbed Denise’s hand, and the two girls ran for the woods. The heavy steel case banged against Nancy’s legs at every step.
She glanced at Denise. The cheerleader’s breath was labored, but she was keeping up.
Nancy frantically tried to think up a plan. They were running away from any kind of civilization. They had to hope that the darkness and the vastness of the park and the lake shore would keep them hidden. With luck the kidnappers would search for them nearer the road.
N...ancy could hear Denise’s breath coming hard, then suddenly she stumbled.
With her free arm Nancy grabbed Denise. The case and blanket went tumbling.
“Are you okay?” Nancy asked softly.
Denise gulped air. “I—I have to rest.”
Nancy looked behind her. There wasn’t anyone following them—yet. She scanned the area for shelter.
Looming ahead was a cluster of brick buildings, huddled under some trees. A sign read: “Lincoln Park Zoo. Closed for renovations.”
The park was deserted.
What to read after Don’t Look Twice?
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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