Selby Santa (2007)
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‘What?’ Mrs Trifle said. ‘We can’t do that!’ ‘I’m afraid we’ll have to,’ Melanie answered. ‘We’ve run out of money. There’s no point continuing if we can’t pay the rent for the theatre.’ ‘But that’s awful’ Mrs Trifle said. ‘Are you sure we have to close down?’ ‘We have no choice.’ Melanie sniffed a big sniff. ‘And I’ll never act again.’ ‘This is terrible,’ Selby thought. ‘The Stage Stompers is the only acting company in Bogusville. So many people have come to see their plays over the years. Okay..., so they weren’t always great plays but a lot of people enjoyed them.’ ‘The worst thing of all is that the kids aren’t coming to the plays any more,’ Melanie went on. ‘Our Christmas-holiday plays used to be very popular. But I’ve been talking to Camilla Bonzer, the school librarian. She said the kids think the plays are boring.’ ‘They’ve got a point,’ Selby thought. ‘Last year’s play was a shocker. Only ten kids came and half of them fell asleep.’ ‘Last year’s play, I Should Have Listened to My Mum, was very educational,’ Mrs Trifle said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘What?’ Mrs Trifle said. ‘We can’t do that!’ ‘I’m afraid we’ll have to,’ Melanie answered. ‘We’ve run out of money. There’s no point continuing if we can’t pay the rent for the theatre.’ ‘But that’s awful’ Mrs Trifle said. ‘Are you sure we have to close down?’ ‘We have no choice.’ Melanie sniffed a big sniff. ‘And I’ll never act again.’ ‘This is terrible,’ Selby thought. ‘The Stage Stompers is the only acting company in Bogusville. So many people have come to see their plays over the years. Okay..., so they weren’t always great plays but a lot of people enjoyed them.’ ‘The worst thing of all is that the kids aren’t coming to the plays any more,’ Melanie went on. ‘Our Christmas-holiday plays used to be very popular. But I’ve been talking to Camilla Bonzer, the school librarian. She said the kids think the plays are boring.’ ‘They’ve got a point,’ Selby thought. ‘Last year’s play was a shocker. Only ten kids came and half of them fell asleep.’ ‘Last year’s play, I Should Have Listened to My Mum, was very educational,’ Mrs Trifle said.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Duncan Ball to read onlineMoreLess
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