The Make-Believe Mystery
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No!” Bess leaped out of her chair and swiped the purple notebook out of Mike’s hands.
With a nasty laugh, Mike grabbed for the notebook again, but Bess was too fast for him. She went back to her desk, shoved the notebook in her backpack, and hugged the backpack to her chest. She glared furiously at Mike.
“Way to go, Bess!” George called out from across the room.
“That was really mean,” Nancy told Mike angrily. “Our story is private and top secret, like everyone else’s.”
“I guess it’s not so priv...ate and top secret anymore,” Mike said with a grin.
Mrs. Reynolds came into the room just then. Mike scooted quickly into his seat with a noisy scraping of his chair.
“Good morning, class,” Mrs. Reynolds said. She set her books down on her desk. “This morning we’re going to be doing language arts.”
Mrs. Reynolds picked up a piece of chalk and began writing on the chalkboard. Nancy turned to stare at Mike. What had he meant by saying that Nancy’s team’s story wasn’t so private and top secret anymore?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No!” Bess leaped out of her chair and swiped the purple notebook out of Mike’s hands.
With a nasty laugh, Mike grabbed for the notebook again, but Bess was too fast for him. She went back to her desk, shoved the notebook in her backpack, and hugged the backpack to her chest. She glared furiously at Mike.
“Way to go, Bess!” George called out from across the room.
“That was really mean,” Nancy told Mike angrily. “Our story is private and top secret, like everyone else’s.”
“I guess it’s not so priv...ate and top secret anymore,” Mike said with a grin.
Mrs. Reynolds came into the room just then. Mike scooted quickly into his seat with a noisy scraping of his chair.
“Good morning, class,” Mrs. Reynolds said. She set her books down on her desk. “This morning we’re going to be doing language arts.”
Mrs. Reynolds picked up a piece of chalk and began writing on the chalkboard. Nancy turned to stare at Mike. What had he meant by saying that Nancy’s team’s story wasn’t so private and top secret anymore?
What to read after The Make-Believe 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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