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    Ski School Sneak
    Ski School Sneak
    Ski School Sneak
    Ebook80 pages42 minutes

    Ski School Sneak

    By Carolyn Keene and Macky Pamintuan

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    Snowy situation!

    Nancy, George, and Bess are on a ski trip! They are having tons of fun, and Bess proves a natural for the slopes. She even wins a special award! But when the ski supply room is suddenly trashed, all eyes turn to Bess. It looks like she's a suspect this time around.

    Nancy is sure Bess is innocent, but how can she prove it? And just when it seems things can't get any worse, a snowstorm closes the road home. The Clue Crew is trapped at the ski lodge! Can Nancy find a way to clear Bess's name...and will they ever get home?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAladdin
    Release dateApr 24, 2012
    ISBN9781439112359
    Ski School Sneak
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    Carolyn Keene

    Carolyn Keene is the author of the ever-popular Nancy Drew books.

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    Ski School Sneak - Carolyn Keene

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    Nancy Drew looked up just in time to see her friend George Fayne skidding down the snowy hill—straight at her. Unfortunately, she couldn’t get out of the way fast enough. It was hard to move quickly while wearing skis!

    Aaaah! Nancy cried as George crashed into her. Both girls fell and slid down the gentle slope. Nancy felt cold snow going into the collar of her red coat.

    They slid to a stop at the bottom of the hill. George sat up and brushed off her down jacket. She took off her ski helmet and shook snow out of her short, dark hair.

    Sorry, Nancy, she said breathlessly.

    What happened this time? Nancy asked with a smile. Did the wind blow you off course again?

    It was a warm but windy winter day at Mount Fun Ski Lodge. George, Nancy, and their other best friend, Bess Marvin, who was also George’s cousin, had come to Mount Fun with George’s parents. All three girls were eight years old and lived in River Heights, about two hours’ drive from Mount Fun.

    It wasn’t the wind this time, George said. Two raccoons were playing in the woods near the top of the hill. They were really cute. I guess I got distracted by watching them and forgot to pay attention to my skiing.

    A young woman in a green jacket skied over. Her name was Margie, and she was one of the ski instructors watching over the bunny slope. That was what they called the wide, gentle hill near the lodge. People could learn to ski there and practice until they were good enough to tackle the bigger, scarier trails farther up the mountain.

    Are you girls okay? Margie asked. That was quite a spill.

    I’m fine, George said. Luckily, Nancy was there to break my fall.

    Nancy laughed. I’m fine too, Margie. Just a little snowy.

    Margie gave them a thumbs-up, then skied off. Nancy noticed that a couple of other instructors were watching them. So were a bunch of other kids. When she and George untangled their skis and poles from each other and stood up, the kids laughed and cheered. George grinned and took a bow.

    Oh well, Nancy said. I guess neither of us will win that award for Best New Skier that Mr. Samuels was talking about!

    Mr. Samuels was the owner of Mount Fun. He’d announced that he would give out a few awards at lunchtime. One would go to the best first-time skier on the bunny slope.

    Hey! Are you guys okay? Bess skied down the hill toward her friends, her blond hair streaming out from under her pink helmet.

    Bess came to an expert stop by turning the toes of her skis in. Nancy was impressed. None of the three girls had ever skied before that morning, when they had all taken their very first beginner ski class. But Bess was definitely catching on fast.

    We’re fine, Nancy said. George got distracted by some raccoons.

    Bess giggled. We’re supposed to be skiing, not watching raccoons. She looked up at the busy bunny slope. "This is fun, isn’t

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