Nobody's There (2012)
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Merkel stiffened. She pointed to a small strip shopping center in the next block and said, “Pull in there. Hurry up. And pay attention to that van at the intersection.”
Abbie drove into the parking lot and pulled up in front of a small grocery store. “I thought you wanted to go to the supermarket,” she said. She took the key from the ignition and reached for the door handle.
“Don’t open that door!” Mrs. Merkel ordered.
“What?”
“I didn’t say I wanted to go inside the store. I just told you to par...k. I can see what I want to see from here.” Mrs. Merkel opened her large handbag and put on her sunglasses. She next pulled out a small green leather notebook, turned to a clean page, and jotted down some numbers and letters. “Gotcha!” she exclaimed.
“Was that a license number?” Abbie asked.
“Yes,” Mrs. Merkel said. “See that guy in the dusty gray sedan parked over there? He’s waiting for somebody to make a cellular phone call.”
Abbie stared at Mrs. Merkel, puzzled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Merkel stiffened. She pointed to a small strip shopping center in the next block and said, “Pull in there. Hurry up. And pay attention to that van at the intersection.”
Abbie drove into the parking lot and pulled up in front of a small grocery store. “I thought you wanted to go to the supermarket,” she said. She took the key from the ignition and reached for the door handle.
“Don’t open that door!” Mrs. Merkel ordered.
“What?”
“I didn’t say I wanted to go inside the store. I just told you to par...k. I can see what I want to see from here.” Mrs. Merkel opened her large handbag and put on her sunglasses. She next pulled out a small green leather notebook, turned to a clean page, and jotted down some numbers and letters. “Gotcha!” she exclaimed.
“Was that a license number?” Abbie asked.
“Yes,” Mrs. Merkel said. “See that guy in the dusty gray sedan parked over there? He’s waiting for somebody to make a cellular phone call.”
Abbie stared at Mrs. Merkel, puzzled.
What to read after Nobody's There?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joan Lowery Nixon to read onlineMoreLess
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