The Twisted Window
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At first she had told herself that she was imagining it. He was not really looking at her, he was looking past her, gazing over her shoulder at someone seated at the table behind her. Or perhaps he was looking at Gina. That would not have been surprising. When Gina went braless under one of her collection of tight-fitting mesh tops, male eyes did usually turn in her direction.
But Gina was sitting with her back to the boy. Noteworthy as she might be when viewed straight on, there was nothing... so remarkable about Gina's back that a stranger would want to spend his entire lunch period inspecting her shoulder blades.
No, it wasn't Gina who had attracted his attention.
Tracy lowered her eyes to her plate as though concentrating on her half eaten sandwich.
"The new guy," she said, "you know, the one we were talking about earlier? The one who was standing by the water fountain when we were getting our books this morning. He's sitting two tables over, and he keeps staring at us." "Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At first she had told herself that she was imagining it. He was not really looking at her, he was looking past her, gazing over her shoulder at someone seated at the table behind her. Or perhaps he was looking at Gina. That would not have been surprising. When Gina went braless under one of her collection of tight-fitting mesh tops, male eyes did usually turn in her direction.
But Gina was sitting with her back to the boy. Noteworthy as she might be when viewed straight on, there was nothing... so remarkable about Gina's back that a stranger would want to spend his entire lunch period inspecting her shoulder blades.
No, it wasn't Gina who had attracted his attention.
Tracy lowered her eyes to her plate as though concentrating on her half eaten sandwich.
"The new guy," she said, "you know, the one we were talking about earlier? The one who was standing by the water fountain when we were getting our books this morning. He's sitting two tables over, and he keeps staring at us." "Mr.
What to read after The Twisted Window?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lois Duncan to read onlineMoreLess
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