The Gatecrasher
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Inside was a shiny golden American Express card.
“Cool!” said Antony, as she opened it at breakfast. “A Gold Card. Dad, why can’t I have one of those? Some of the blokes at school have got them.”
“Then their parents are very stupid as well as very rich,” said Richard, grinning. “Now, where’s a pen? You should sign it straight away, Fleur. It wouldn’t do if it fell into the wrong hands.”
“I’ll be very careful,” said Fleur, smiling at him, She squeezed his hand. “It’s very good of you, Richard. No...w I’ll be able to get something really super for Zara.”
“Zara?” Antony looked up.
“It’s Zara’s birthday this week,” said Richard.
“Her birthday?” echoed Antony.
“On Wednesday. Is that right, Fleur?”
“Yes,” said Fleur, signing the Gold Card with a flourish. “I’ll go into Guildford this morning.”
“Would she like it if I made a cake, do you think?” enquired Gillian.
“I’m sure she would,” said Fleur, smiling warmly at Gillian.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Inside was a shiny golden American Express card.
“Cool!” said Antony, as she opened it at breakfast. “A Gold Card. Dad, why can’t I have one of those? Some of the blokes at school have got them.”
“Then their parents are very stupid as well as very rich,” said Richard, grinning. “Now, where’s a pen? You should sign it straight away, Fleur. It wouldn’t do if it fell into the wrong hands.”
“I’ll be very careful,” said Fleur, smiling at him, She squeezed his hand. “It’s very good of you, Richard. No...w I’ll be able to get something really super for Zara.”
“Zara?” Antony looked up.
“It’s Zara’s birthday this week,” said Richard.
“Her birthday?” echoed Antony.
“On Wednesday. Is that right, Fleur?”
“Yes,” said Fleur, signing the Gold Card with a flourish. “I’ll go into Guildford this morning.”
“Would she like it if I made a cake, do you think?” enquired Gillian.
“I’m sure she would,” said Fleur, smiling warmly at Gillian.
What to read after The Gatecrasher?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sophie Kinsella to read onlineMoreLess
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