Stolen (2013)
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We walk along the beach, through town and into the museum on top of Flagstaff Hill. Annabel nods to the girl selling tickets. “Hi, Penny. Busy day?”
“Wish it was,” Penny answers. “Busy makes the time go faster.” Annabel chuckles, and we pass through a door marked Staff Only.
We’re in a short corridor with two doors on either side. A plate on the first door on the right announces Rose MacAuley, Director of Artifact and Building Preservation and Park Maintenance.
“Rose is a wonder,” Annabel says. ...“She does everything—makes sure the old buildings in the heritage park out back don’t fall down, keeps the museum exhibits clean and prepares new finds for display.”
The second door has a plate saying William Sturridge, Director of Research. Annabel knocks on that door, but there’s no reply. “Bill must be at lunch,” she says, looking at her watch. “Probably with Rose.”
We continue down the corridor into an open room with views over the ocean. There’s a simple kitchen setup, a couch and an assortment of chairs arranged around an oval table.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We walk along the beach, through town and into the museum on top of Flagstaff Hill. Annabel nods to the girl selling tickets. “Hi, Penny. Busy day?”
“Wish it was,” Penny answers. “Busy makes the time go faster.” Annabel chuckles, and we pass through a door marked Staff Only.
We’re in a short corridor with two doors on either side. A plate on the first door on the right announces Rose MacAuley, Director of Artifact and Building Preservation and Park Maintenance.
“Rose is a wonder,” Annabel says. ...“She does everything—makes sure the old buildings in the heritage park out back don’t fall down, keeps the museum exhibits clean and prepares new finds for display.”
The second door has a plate saying William Sturridge, Director of Research. Annabel knocks on that door, but there’s no reply. “Bill must be at lunch,” she says, looking at her watch. “Probably with Rose.”
We continue down the corridor into an open room with views over the ocean. There’s a simple kitchen setup, a couch and an assortment of chairs arranged around an oval table.
What to read after Stolen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilson, John, 1785-1854 to read onlineMoreLess
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