Ivy And Bean Doomed to Dance
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It didn’t have any ocean life in it. What it did have in it were a lot of dishes.
“We must be near the cafeteria,” said Ivy.
A man walked into the room pushing a cart. He didn’t look surprised to see them, but he didn’t look happy either. “No kids in here,” he said. “Cafeteria’s that way.” He pointed to a door.
“Okay,” said Bean. She and Ivy went through a different door.
Now they were in a dark hallway. A dark, small hallway. They could just barely see the sign on the wall. It s...aid, “Life without Light: Creatures of the Deep Sea.”
“Perfect!” said Ivy.
“Perfect? For what?” asked Bean. It didn’t look perfect to her. It looked dark.
“Life without Light.” said Ivy. “It’s great for sleeping. Plus, no one will be able to see us.”
Bean looked around the little hall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It didn’t have any ocean life in it. What it did have in it were a lot of dishes.
“We must be near the cafeteria,” said Ivy.
A man walked into the room pushing a cart. He didn’t look surprised to see them, but he didn’t look happy either. “No kids in here,” he said. “Cafeteria’s that way.” He pointed to a door.
“Okay,” said Bean. She and Ivy went through a different door.
Now they were in a dark hallway. A dark, small hallway. They could just barely see the sign on the wall. It s...aid, “Life without Light: Creatures of the Deep Sea.”
“Perfect!” said Ivy.
“Perfect? For what?” asked Bean. It didn’t look perfect to her. It looked dark.
“Life without Light.” said Ivy. “It’s great for sleeping. Plus, no one will be able to see us.”
Bean looked around the little hall.
What to read after Ivy And Bean Doomed to Dance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Annie Barrows to read onlineMoreLess
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