The Wrong Track
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Bess shouted. “Somebody help!”
Nancy leaned against the door again and shoved, hoping to dislodge the wedge of wood. Nothing happened.
“We’ll never get out of here!” Bess wailed.
“We’ll get out, Bess,” Nancy said with quiet determination. “There are lots of people around. Someone has to hear us shouting.”
Bess gave Nancy a weak smile. “You’re right,” she said, wiping the sweat from her forehead. “I just hope that someone comes soon. I need to lose five pounds, not twenty,” she joked. “Help!” she... cried again, banging on the door.
At that moment Nancy heard footsteps outside the door and a loud scraping noise. Finally the door swung open.
“Thank goodness!” Bess flung herself out of the sauna and into the cooler air.
George was standing there, dressed in her sweats with a towel around her neck and a wedge-shaped piece of wood in her hand. “Why was this stuck in the door?” she asked, concern in her brown eyes.
“Someone barred the door,” Nancy answered, shrugging her shoulders.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bess shouted. “Somebody help!”
Nancy leaned against the door again and shoved, hoping to dislodge the wedge of wood. Nothing happened.
“We’ll never get out of here!” Bess wailed.
“We’ll get out, Bess,” Nancy said with quiet determination. “There are lots of people around. Someone has to hear us shouting.”
Bess gave Nancy a weak smile. “You’re right,” she said, wiping the sweat from her forehead. “I just hope that someone comes soon. I need to lose five pounds, not twenty,” she joked. “Help!” she... cried again, banging on the door.
At that moment Nancy heard footsteps outside the door and a loud scraping noise. Finally the door swung open.
“Thank goodness!” Bess flung herself out of the sauna and into the cooler air.
George was standing there, dressed in her sweats with a towel around her neck and a wedge-shaped piece of wood in her hand. “Why was this stuck in the door?” she asked, concern in her brown eyes.
“Someone barred the door,” Nancy answered, shrugging her shoulders.
What to read after The Wrong Track?
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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