The French Code (2007)
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Max, Veronique and Fifi appeared in the centre and, after a few moments suspended in the air, floated gently to the ground.
‘What just happened?’ Veronique’s hair sat like a wind-blown curtain over her face. Fifi shook her flattened curls from her eyes and let out a small whine.
‘We’ve just travelled across Paris using this Time and Space Machine that my uncle and his brother invented. Great for travelling fast, not so great for your hair.’ Max stifled a giggle until she realised she and Veroniq...ue were still holding hands.
‘Err!’ They both let go.
Max put on her Night Vision Sunglasses and switched on the torch in her watch. ‘Toby?’ Veronique placed Fifi on the ground, pushed her hair out of her face and began searching between graves, around tall marble crypts and amongst flower-strewn plots with carved angels, crosses and harps. She delved behind a huge cross-shaped headstone. ‘Oh.’ She picked up a large sack, some rope and a piece of wood. ‘I guess this was meant for me.’ ‘They must have left in a hurry,’ Max said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Max, Veronique and Fifi appeared in the centre and, after a few moments suspended in the air, floated gently to the ground.
‘What just happened?’ Veronique’s hair sat like a wind-blown curtain over her face. Fifi shook her flattened curls from her eyes and let out a small whine.
‘We’ve just travelled across Paris using this Time and Space Machine that my uncle and his brother invented. Great for travelling fast, not so great for your hair.’ Max stifled a giggle until she realised she and Veroniq...ue were still holding hands.
‘Err!’ They both let go.
Max put on her Night Vision Sunglasses and switched on the torch in her watch. ‘Toby?’ Veronique placed Fifi on the ground, pushed her hair out of her face and began searching between graves, around tall marble crypts and amongst flower-strewn plots with carved angels, crosses and harps. She delved behind a huge cross-shaped headstone. ‘Oh.’ She picked up a large sack, some rope and a piece of wood. ‘I guess this was meant for me.’ ‘They must have left in a hurry,’ Max said.
What to read after The French Code?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Deborah Abela to read onlineMoreLess
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