The Cinderella Ballet Mystery
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George gasped. “You know what happened to the slippers?” she demanded. “What? Who? Where? How? Why?”
“I think Gregory is the person who should be answering those questions,” Nancy said.
Nancy marched up to Gregory and Scruffy, with George and Bess at her heels. Gregory stopped and turned around. Scruffy gave a short bark.
Nancy put her hands on her hips and stared sternly at Gregory. She felt a little silly doing that in her mouse costume. But this was important.
“You took the Cinderella slipper...s, didn’t you?” Nancy accused Gregory.
Gregory’s cheeks turned bright red. “Uh, n-no way,” he stammered. “I d-don’t know what you’re talking about.”
Bess stepped up. She put her hands on her hips too. “You do know,” she said. “And you’d better tell us!”
Gregory stared at the floor. Scruffy barked at him.
“I think you took the Cinderella slippers on Tuesday, as a joke,” Nancy guessed. “You hid them somewhere, maybe in the set storage area. Then you forgot where you hid them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
George gasped. “You know what happened to the slippers?” she demanded. “What? Who? Where? How? Why?”
“I think Gregory is the person who should be answering those questions,” Nancy said.
Nancy marched up to Gregory and Scruffy, with George and Bess at her heels. Gregory stopped and turned around. Scruffy gave a short bark.
Nancy put her hands on her hips and stared sternly at Gregory. She felt a little silly doing that in her mouse costume. But this was important.
“You took the Cinderella slipper...s, didn’t you?” Nancy accused Gregory.
Gregory’s cheeks turned bright red. “Uh, n-no way,” he stammered. “I d-don’t know what you’re talking about.”
Bess stepped up. She put her hands on her hips too. “You do know,” she said. “And you’d better tell us!”
Gregory stared at the floor. Scruffy barked at him.
“I think you took the Cinderella slippers on Tuesday, as a joke,” Nancy guessed. “You hid them somewhere, maybe in the set storage area. Then you forgot where you hid them.
What to read after The Cinderella Ballet Mystery?
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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