Trouble At the Arcade (2010)
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Joe bragged. He leaned forward as far as his seat belt would let him, trying to see out the front window of his father’s car. He was eager to catch his first glimpse of Fun World. It was the day of the video game tournament, and he couldn’t wait!
Frank was sitting beside him. “Don’t count on it,” he said. “I practiced all week. I’ll probably break the world record.”
“Only until I take my turn and beat your sorry score!” Joe shot back.
“All right, boys, that’s enough.” Fenton Hardy looked at them... in the rearview mirror. “It’s fine to want to do your best and win. But you don’t have to insult each other.”
“Sorry, Dad,” said Frank.
Joe shrugged. “He started it.”
Their father sighed. He’d just stopped at a red light, so he turned around to look at them this time. “What’s gotten into you two?”
Joe shot Frank a warning look. Their parents didn’t know about the boys’ bet for the spare room. And Joe wanted to keep it that way. He was afraid Frank might spill his guts, though.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Joe bragged. He leaned forward as far as his seat belt would let him, trying to see out the front window of his father’s car. He was eager to catch his first glimpse of Fun World. It was the day of the video game tournament, and he couldn’t wait!
Frank was sitting beside him. “Don’t count on it,” he said. “I practiced all week. I’ll probably break the world record.”
“Only until I take my turn and beat your sorry score!” Joe shot back.
“All right, boys, that’s enough.” Fenton Hardy looked at them... in the rearview mirror. “It’s fine to want to do your best and win. But you don’t have to insult each other.”
“Sorry, Dad,” said Frank.
Joe shrugged. “He started it.”
Their father sighed. He’d just stopped at a red light, so he turned around to look at them this time. “What’s gotten into you two?”
Joe shot Frank a warning look. Their parents didn’t know about the boys’ bet for the spare room. And Joe wanted to keep it that way. He was afraid Frank might spill his guts, though.
What to read after Trouble At the Arcade?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Franklin W. Dixon to read onlineMoreLess
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