Winter's Tale
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Miss Westin, the French teacher, had an office in the opposite wing from the library. December intended to slip her whipped-up paper on Victor Hugo under the door. That demand satisfied, she hoped not to get into too much trouble for skipping class again.
She’d rather not be tossed out of Rackham before solving its mystery.
“Huh,” she said when she arrived at her destination. Miss Westin’s door had the first decent lock she’d seen at the school.
December’s inner felon itched to take a crack at i...t.
That challenge would have to wait until she saw to other priorities. Crouching, she started to shove her report under the narrow gap.
“Entree,” Miss Westin said as she did.
December straightened, mouthed a curse, and opened the dark-stained door. Miss Westin turned in a creaky banker’s chair and looked up at her.
“Sorry,” December said. “I didn’t know you were here.”
With the exception of a small square window, the little office was lined from floor to ceiling with jammed bookshelves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Miss Westin, the French teacher, had an office in the opposite wing from the library. December intended to slip her whipped-up paper on Victor Hugo under the door. That demand satisfied, she hoped not to get into too much trouble for skipping class again.
She’d rather not be tossed out of Rackham before solving its mystery.
“Huh,” she said when she arrived at her destination. Miss Westin’s door had the first decent lock she’d seen at the school.
December’s inner felon itched to take a crack at i...t.
That challenge would have to wait until she saw to other priorities. Crouching, she started to shove her report under the narrow gap.
“Entree,” Miss Westin said as she did.
December straightened, mouthed a curse, and opened the dark-stained door. Miss Westin turned in a creaky banker’s chair and looked up at her.
“Sorry,” December said. “I didn’t know you were here.”
With the exception of a small square window, the little office was lined from floor to ceiling with jammed bookshelves.
What to read after Winter's Tale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emma Holly to read onlineMoreLess
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