The Bluebeard Room
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Bess’s plump cheeks were suddenly pink with fresh excitement.
Nancy nodded, trying not to betray the fact that her own pulse had quickened. “Don’t ask me how good the seats are, though. I’m not too sure what these letters and numbers stand for.”
“May I see?” asked George, who knew the Garden seating plan from a previous rock concert. “Hey! These are front row center!”
She stared breathlessly at her titian-haired chum. “Nancy dear, do I get a teeny-weeny impression that three seats mean Bess and ...I are included in the invitation?”
“Certainly looks that way. Unless Aunt El—”
Miss Drew thrust out her hands in protest. “Don’t look at me, you all! My darling niece knows very well I’m no rock fan!”
“Wow!” cried Bess. “Do you realize Crowned Heads tickets for seats nowhere near as good are being scalped for a hundred bucks apiece?! I heard it on the TV news!”
“May I ask where these tickets come from,” Aunt Eloise inquired, “if I’m not being too naive?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bess’s plump cheeks were suddenly pink with fresh excitement.
Nancy nodded, trying not to betray the fact that her own pulse had quickened. “Don’t ask me how good the seats are, though. I’m not too sure what these letters and numbers stand for.”
“May I see?” asked George, who knew the Garden seating plan from a previous rock concert. “Hey! These are front row center!”
She stared breathlessly at her titian-haired chum. “Nancy dear, do I get a teeny-weeny impression that three seats mean Bess and ...I are included in the invitation?”
“Certainly looks that way. Unless Aunt El—”
Miss Drew thrust out her hands in protest. “Don’t look at me, you all! My darling niece knows very well I’m no rock fan!”
“Wow!” cried Bess. “Do you realize Crowned Heads tickets for seats nowhere near as good are being scalped for a hundred bucks apiece?! I heard it on the TV news!”
“May I ask where these tickets come from,” Aunt Eloise inquired, “if I’m not being too naive?”
What to read after The Bluebeard Room?
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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