Secret of the Skull
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One result of all that thinking was a brilliant idea for how to carry out my investigations without raising suspicion. After all, you don’t see all that many schoolboy detectives wandering around the average hotel, now, do you? I’d thought of the perfect way in – Susan Lillington.
Susan, who was in the other class in my year group at St Egbert’s School, had not just one parent who worked at the Regal, but two. I remembered her talking about it, ages ago, to my great friend Isobel ‘Izzy’ Mous...tique, that Rani of all Research and official Chief Brainbox of St Egbert’s. (Readers of my earlier case files will know that some of Izzy’s enormous family were also in the hotel trade.) As I arrived at school the next morning, I hurried over to Susan. Maybe, I thought, she was the mystery texter?
‘Hi Saxby,’ she said, ‘what’s up?’ ‘Um, well, that’s just what I was going to ask you,’ I said.
She gave me a blank look.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One result of all that thinking was a brilliant idea for how to carry out my investigations without raising suspicion. After all, you don’t see all that many schoolboy detectives wandering around the average hotel, now, do you? I’d thought of the perfect way in – Susan Lillington.
Susan, who was in the other class in my year group at St Egbert’s School, had not just one parent who worked at the Regal, but two. I remembered her talking about it, ages ago, to my great friend Isobel ‘Izzy’ Mous...tique, that Rani of all Research and official Chief Brainbox of St Egbert’s. (Readers of my earlier case files will know that some of Izzy’s enormous family were also in the hotel trade.) As I arrived at school the next morning, I hurried over to Susan. Maybe, I thought, she was the mystery texter?
‘Hi Saxby,’ she said, ‘what’s up?’ ‘Um, well, that’s just what I was going to ask you,’ I said.
She gave me a blank look.
What to read after Secret of the Skull?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Simon Cheshire to read onlineMoreLess
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