Unicorn Uproar (2009)
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Mr. Drew said with a smile. “Chip probably got a little hungry, that’s all.”
“It wasn’t Chip,” Hannah said. “I took Chip to the groomer today. The garden was like this when we got back.”
“It must have been a hungry deer, then,” Mr. Drew said. “We’re not too far away from the woods.”
“At least someone likes veggies,” Hannah said, tossing Nancy a wink.
“I like veggies, Hannah!” Nancy said, trying to smile. What she didn’t like was her new wand. It may not have made Sparkle disappear, but when it c...ame to Hannah’s veggie garden, it seemed to be guilty.
That does it, Nancy decided, eyeing the wand on the table. That thing goes back tomorrow!
“You’re bringing your wand to the festival today?” Hannah asked Nancy the next morning.
Nancy slipped the purple and silver wand into her backpack, careful not to point it at herself.
“I’m returning it, Hannah,” Nancy said. “I don’t like the color.”
“But purple is your favorite,” Hannah said.
“Um … I’ve got to go now, Hannah,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Drew said with a smile. “Chip probably got a little hungry, that’s all.”
“It wasn’t Chip,” Hannah said. “I took Chip to the groomer today. The garden was like this when we got back.”
“It must have been a hungry deer, then,” Mr. Drew said. “We’re not too far away from the woods.”
“At least someone likes veggies,” Hannah said, tossing Nancy a wink.
“I like veggies, Hannah!” Nancy said, trying to smile. What she didn’t like was her new wand. It may not have made Sparkle disappear, but when it c...ame to Hannah’s veggie garden, it seemed to be guilty.
That does it, Nancy decided, eyeing the wand on the table. That thing goes back tomorrow!
“You’re bringing your wand to the festival today?” Hannah asked Nancy the next morning.
Nancy slipped the purple and silver wand into her backpack, careful not to point it at herself.
“I’m returning it, Hannah,” Nancy said. “I don’t like the color.”
“But purple is your favorite,” Hannah said.
“Um … I’ve got to go now, Hannah,”
What to read after Unicorn Uproar?
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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