The Disreputable History of Frankie Landau-Banks
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The details of her many false moves and fruitless investigations are boring, but suffice it to say she spent two hours in the domed top floor of the library searching for a hidden door, seven minutes examining the flagpole, fifteen minutes breaking into the storage room where extra flags were kept, and forty-two minutes searching that room. She vetoed the new gym and the arts complex as possible “crowns” because she was guessing the oath of the Loyal Order had been written years and years ago—lo...ng before even Senior was a Basset, and certainly before the new buildings were constructed. She spent a significant portion of her time before lunch navigating the catwalks in the old theater, silently observing the drama classes taking place on the stage below. She searched for items wrapped in sticky tape, books, or maps. She looked to the west, but all she could see were draperies and lighting equipment.
Of course, it did occur to her to call Senior and ask him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The details of her many false moves and fruitless investigations are boring, but suffice it to say she spent two hours in the domed top floor of the library searching for a hidden door, seven minutes examining the flagpole, fifteen minutes breaking into the storage room where extra flags were kept, and forty-two minutes searching that room. She vetoed the new gym and the arts complex as possible “crowns” because she was guessing the oath of the Loyal Order had been written years and years ago—lo...ng before even Senior was a Basset, and certainly before the new buildings were constructed. She spent a significant portion of her time before lunch navigating the catwalks in the old theater, silently observing the drama classes taking place on the stage below. She searched for items wrapped in sticky tape, books, or maps. She looked to the west, but all she could see were draperies and lighting equipment.
Of course, it did occur to her to call Senior and ask him.
What to read after The Disreputable History of Frankie Landau-Banks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E. Lockhart to read onlineMoreLess
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