Take Charge (2012)
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said Amy, as she finished telling her friends at the Rainbow Bus the story of her strange visit to Viola McPhearson’s house.
“That is so weird,” said Carlie. “Weren’t you scared?”
“A little,” admitted Amy. “But it was pretty interesting too. That house is totally amazing, like something out of a fairy tale … or maybe even a horror movie if it was a dark and stormy night.” She laughed.
“You are so lucky,” said Chelsea. “I would love to see the McPhearson mansion. I’ve heard my dad talk about it b...efore. He said it should be in the historical listings and that it’s worth millions.”
Amy nodded. “It probably is. And it’s full of antiques too. It’s like a museum. But Miss Viola McPhearson … well, she is something else.”
“Was she crazy like they say?” asked Emily.
Amy considered this. “No, I don’t think she’s crazy. But she is really mean and cranky. Cara, the girl who works there, calls her the Dragon Lady. Not to her face, of course. But the name seems to be fitting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Amy, as she finished telling her friends at the Rainbow Bus the story of her strange visit to Viola McPhearson’s house.
“That is so weird,” said Carlie. “Weren’t you scared?”
“A little,” admitted Amy. “But it was pretty interesting too. That house is totally amazing, like something out of a fairy tale … or maybe even a horror movie if it was a dark and stormy night.” She laughed.
“You are so lucky,” said Chelsea. “I would love to see the McPhearson mansion. I’ve heard my dad talk about it b...efore. He said it should be in the historical listings and that it’s worth millions.”
Amy nodded. “It probably is. And it’s full of antiques too. It’s like a museum. But Miss Viola McPhearson … well, she is something else.”
“Was she crazy like they say?” asked Emily.
Amy considered this. “No, I don’t think she’s crazy. But she is really mean and cranky. Cara, the girl who works there, calls her the Dragon Lady. Not to her face, of course. But the name seems to be fitting.
What to read after Take Charge?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Melody Carlson to read onlineMoreLess
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