The Red Slippers
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Bess asked.
“Who else suffers if the show is a disaster in front of Oscar LeVigne?” I asked.
“Jamison?” George asked.
“Exactly,” I said. “Sebastian said it last night. Maggie will have other shots—so will the rest of the dancers—but Jamison’s getting older. If he doesn’t break through soon, he’ll never make it as a choreographer.”
“It makes sense,” George agreed. “Sebastian said that if Maggie doesn’t dance tonight, the show will be a catastrophe.”
“So, who would want to sabotage Jamison?” I ask...ed.
“Everyone in the company,” George said, half-jokingly.
“It’s true,” Bess said. “We’ve seen him insult practically everyone and we’ve only been around for two days. Imagine listening to that every day on this tour.”
“Or longer,” George said. “He teaches at the academy, where a lot of these dancers are students. Some of them have heard him yelling for years.”
“That leaves a lot of suspects, and the theater opens in two hours. What are we going to do?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bess asked.
“Who else suffers if the show is a disaster in front of Oscar LeVigne?” I asked.
“Jamison?” George asked.
“Exactly,” I said. “Sebastian said it last night. Maggie will have other shots—so will the rest of the dancers—but Jamison’s getting older. If he doesn’t break through soon, he’ll never make it as a choreographer.”
“It makes sense,” George agreed. “Sebastian said that if Maggie doesn’t dance tonight, the show will be a catastrophe.”
“So, who would want to sabotage Jamison?” I ask...ed.
“Everyone in the company,” George said, half-jokingly.
“It’s true,” Bess said. “We’ve seen him insult practically everyone and we’ve only been around for two days. Imagine listening to that every day on this tour.”
“Or longer,” George said. “He teaches at the academy, where a lot of these dancers are students. Some of them have heard him yelling for years.”
“That leaves a lot of suspects, and the theater opens in two hours. What are we going to do?”
What to read after The Red Slippers?
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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