Sisters in Crime
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Susan said, outraged.
“They’re not succeeding,” Nancy answered angrily, and tucked the blue- and yellow-striped dart into her suitcase, along with its mate.
“Well, I’m afraid they are with me, Nancy,” Susan confessed, sitting on her bed and looking at the floor. “I’m very scared that something will happen to you.” Looking up at Nancy, Susan said, “Please tell me your plans.”
Nancy sat down across from Susan. “Tonight I plan to go out and have fun. That’s my first plan. Tomorrow, I’m going to fin...d out all I can about dart throwing and cheating on this campus. I wasn’t able to get an appointment with the accountant, Linda Peterson, until Friday. But I do want to see what I can learn by looking at the financial records.”
“Peterson? The name in the notebook?”
Nancy nodded.
“How did you find out who it was?” Susan asked.
“Fran Kelly generously told me.”
Susan walked over to her closet and began choosing clothes for her date. “What role do you think Fran Kelly has in all this?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Susan said, outraged.
“They’re not succeeding,” Nancy answered angrily, and tucked the blue- and yellow-striped dart into her suitcase, along with its mate.
“Well, I’m afraid they are with me, Nancy,” Susan confessed, sitting on her bed and looking at the floor. “I’m very scared that something will happen to you.” Looking up at Nancy, Susan said, “Please tell me your plans.”
Nancy sat down across from Susan. “Tonight I plan to go out and have fun. That’s my first plan. Tomorrow, I’m going to fin...d out all I can about dart throwing and cheating on this campus. I wasn’t able to get an appointment with the accountant, Linda Peterson, until Friday. But I do want to see what I can learn by looking at the financial records.”
“Peterson? The name in the notebook?”
Nancy nodded.
“How did you find out who it was?” Susan asked.
“Fran Kelly generously told me.”
Susan walked over to her closet and began choosing clothes for her date. “What role do you think Fran Kelly has in all this?”
What to read after Sisters in Crime?
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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