Flavia De Luce 3 - a Red Herring Without Mustard
Flavia De Luce 3 - a Red Herring Without Mustard
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Daffy said.
I had intentionally planted myself between her book and the window.
It was not going to be easy to ask my sister for assistance. I took a deep breath.
“I need some help.”
“Poor Flavia!”
“Please, Daff,” I said, despising myself for begging. “It’s about that man whose body I found at the fountain.”
Daffy threw down her book in exasperation. “Why drag me into your sordid little games? You know perfectly well how much they upset me.”
Upset her? Daff? Games?
... “I thought you loved crime!” I said, pointing to her book. It was a collection of G. K. Chesterton’s Father Brown mysteries.
“I do,” she said, “but not in real life. The antics you get up to turn my stomach.”
This was news to me. I’d file it away for later use.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Daffy said.
I had intentionally planted myself between her book and the window.
It was not going to be easy to ask my sister for assistance. I took a deep breath.
“I need some help.”
“Poor Flavia!”
“Please, Daff,” I said, despising myself for begging. “It’s about that man whose body I found at the fountain.”
Daffy threw down her book in exasperation. “Why drag me into your sordid little games? You know perfectly well how much they upset me.”
Upset her? Daff? Games?
... “I thought you loved crime!” I said, pointing to her book. It was a collection of G. K. Chesterton’s Father Brown mysteries.
“I do,” she said, “but not in real life. The antics you get up to turn my stomach.”
This was news to me. I’d file it away for later use.
What to read after Flavia De Luce 3 - a Red Herring Without Mustard?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alan Bradley to read onlineMoreLess
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