The Nutcracker Ballet Mystery
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Bess finally asked, from beside Nancy.
“Believe it or not, I think it was the Mouse King,”
Nancy said, looking around. The prop room was so dark, it was like being in a cave. And because she knew the floor was littered with junk, she didn’t dare take a step.
Bess laughed nervously. “The Mouse King? You’re kidding. Who would be crazy enough to run around in a seven-headed mouse costume?”
“Someone who didn’t want us to recognize him or her,” Nancy replied. Mentally, she kicked herself. Like a dumm...y, she’d left her purse in the car. That meant she didn’t have a flashlight or her lock-picking kit. She hated being so unprepared.
Bess let out her breath. “Well, I guess knowing that it was just a person wearing a costume makes me feel better.”
Nancy gave a low chuckle. “At least something’s making you feel better. Since we’re locked in and the power is off, we may be in for a long night.”
“It’s a good thing we wore our coats. Hey, wait a minute. Aren’t there two doors to this room?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bess finally asked, from beside Nancy.
“Believe it or not, I think it was the Mouse King,”
Nancy said, looking around. The prop room was so dark, it was like being in a cave. And because she knew the floor was littered with junk, she didn’t dare take a step.
Bess laughed nervously. “The Mouse King? You’re kidding. Who would be crazy enough to run around in a seven-headed mouse costume?”
“Someone who didn’t want us to recognize him or her,” Nancy replied. Mentally, she kicked herself. Like a dumm...y, she’d left her purse in the car. That meant she didn’t have a flashlight or her lock-picking kit. She hated being so unprepared.
Bess let out her breath. “Well, I guess knowing that it was just a person wearing a costume makes me feel better.”
Nancy gave a low chuckle. “At least something’s making you feel better. Since we’re locked in and the power is off, we may be in for a long night.”
“It’s a good thing we wore our coats. Hey, wait a minute. Aren’t there two doors to this room?”
What to read after The Nutcracker 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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