13 Little Blue Envelopes
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So this is the CHERCHE LE CAFÉ PROJECT. (I know you take French, but just in case . . . it means FIND THE CAFÉ.) I want you to find my café based on what I’ve told you and what you know about me.
And, of course, when you get there—have something delicious for me because I am your loving . . .
Starving Artist Aunt Ginny looked over at the watch of the man sitting next to her and saw that it was almost six, so she decided to leave. The word sortie, which was on signs all over the place, meant “exi...t.”
So she followed the signs.
Sortie, sortie, sortie . . .
And then suddenly she was standing in front of the Virgin Megastore, in front of a display for Star Wars: La Menace Fantôme.
Did sortie mean “This way to Jar Jar”? And why was there a Virgin Megastore in the Louvre?
After ten more minutes of trying unsuccessfully to escape, Ginny finally found the exit. Since the Seine River was right there and there were dozens of bridges over it, she decided to cross.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So this is the CHERCHE LE CAFÉ PROJECT. (I know you take French, but just in case . . . it means FIND THE CAFÉ.) I want you to find my café based on what I’ve told you and what you know about me.
And, of course, when you get there—have something delicious for me because I am your loving . . .
Starving Artist Aunt Ginny looked over at the watch of the man sitting next to her and saw that it was almost six, so she decided to leave. The word sortie, which was on signs all over the place, meant “exi...t.”
So she followed the signs.
Sortie, sortie, sortie . . .
And then suddenly she was standing in front of the Virgin Megastore, in front of a display for Star Wars: La Menace Fantôme.
Did sortie mean “This way to Jar Jar”? And why was there a Virgin Megastore in the Louvre?
After ten more minutes of trying unsuccessfully to escape, Ginny finally found the exit. Since the Seine River was right there and there were dozens of bridges over it, she decided to cross.
What to read after 13 Little Blue Envelopes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maureen Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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