I'm Game
I'm Game
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They were talking to each other through their headsets as they ran around checking on wires and lights and things. They were all too focused on their work to even notice the redheaded fourth-grade girl who had slipped backstage.
Katie was glad of that. She didn’t want to get sent back to her seat. Katie just had to find her father!
“Two minutes till showtime,” she heard one of the women say into her headset. “Let’s get the three contestants onstage.”
Oh, no! Katie didn’t see her father anywhere.... In fact, she didn’t see anyone who looked like a contestant. The only people around were the folks with the headsets and clipboards.
Quickly Katie hurried down an empty hallway lined with doors. “Daddy!” she called out, knocking on the first door. “Are you in there?”
Katie waited for a reply. There was no answer.
“Daddy, it’s me, Katie,” she said, knocking on the second door.
Again, there was no answer.
“Sixty seconds till showtime,” she heard the woman shout.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were talking to each other through their headsets as they ran around checking on wires and lights and things. They were all too focused on their work to even notice the redheaded fourth-grade girl who had slipped backstage.
Katie was glad of that. She didn’t want to get sent back to her seat. Katie just had to find her father!
“Two minutes till showtime,” she heard one of the women say into her headset. “Let’s get the three contestants onstage.”
Oh, no! Katie didn’t see her father anywhere.... In fact, she didn’t see anyone who looked like a contestant. The only people around were the folks with the headsets and clipboards.
Quickly Katie hurried down an empty hallway lined with doors. “Daddy!” she called out, knocking on the first door. “Are you in there?”
Katie waited for a reply. There was no answer.
“Daddy, it’s me, Katie,” she said, knocking on the second door.
Again, there was no answer.
“Sixty seconds till showtime,” she heard the woman shout.
What to read after I'm Game?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nancy Krulik to read onlineMoreLess
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