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“Robbie pointed with his sneaker. "Looks like a Bengal tiger."
"Tiger?" we all shouted.”
― The Case of the Clue at the Zoo
"Tiger?" we all shouted.”
― The Case of the Clue at the Zoo
“There!” Samantha wiped her hands and grinned. “It’s gone. I feel better already!” She hurried away from the Dumpster.
As Ashley and I followed Samantha down the street, I glanced back. I could see that one of the scarecrow’s arms was caught on the edge of the Dumpster.
“It looks like it’s trying to climb out,” I murmured to my sister.
“Don’t tell that to Samantha!” Ashley whispered back.”
― The Case of the Screaming Scarecrow
As Ashley and I followed Samantha down the street, I glanced back. I could see that one of the scarecrow’s arms was caught on the edge of the Dumpster.
“It looks like it’s trying to climb out,” I murmured to my sister.
“Don’t tell that to Samantha!” Ashley whispered back.”
― The Case of the Screaming Scarecrow
“Love is an ugly, terrible business practiced by fools. It’ll trample your heart and leave you bleeding on the floor. And what does it really get you in the end? Nothing but a few incredible memories that you can’t ever shake.”
― Little Manhattan: The Movie Novel
― Little Manhattan: The Movie Novel
“Ashley grabbed my arm and whispered, "Don't look now, Mary Kate, but look who's at the popcorn cart."
"Ashley!" I said. "How can I not look and look at the same time—”
― The Case of the Clue at the Zoo
"Ashley!" I said. "How can I not look and look at the same time—”
― The Case of the Clue at the Zoo
“Samantha and I screamed. So did Ashley—and she hardly ever screams. We couldn’t help it. Having the scary-looking scarecrow turn up like that was just plain freaky!
The three of us ran in different directions. We all ended up in the backyard, out of breath.”
― The Case of the Screaming Scarecrow
The three of us ran in different directions. We all ended up in the backyard, out of breath.”
― The Case of the Screaming Scarecrow
“Whoa!" Tim cried. "If the guys find out I let girls in our bunk, they'll put itching powder in my underwear!"
"You can be our lookout, Tim," I said. "Stand outside the cabin and make sure no one is coming."
"I don't know." Tim looked worried. "What should I do if I see someone?"
"Give us some kind of signal," Ashley said.
"Like what?" Tim asked.
Ashley shrugged. "Yell out, 'It's a beautiful day.'"
"But it's cloudy!" Tim declared.”
― The Case of the Summer Camp Caper
"You can be our lookout, Tim," I said. "Stand outside the cabin and make sure no one is coming."
"I don't know." Tim looked worried. "What should I do if I see someone?"
"Give us some kind of signal," Ashley said.
"Like what?" Tim asked.
Ashley shrugged. "Yell out, 'It's a beautiful day.'"
"But it's cloudy!" Tim declared.”
― The Case of the Summer Camp Caper
“Mary Kate had a zebra sweatshirt."
"What a coincidence," Jackie said.
Tim waved his arms in the air. "Maybe a zebra escaped from the zoo. A zebra who loves cashew nuts!”
― The Case of the Summer Camp Caper
"What a coincidence," Jackie said.
Tim waved his arms in the air. "Maybe a zebra escaped from the zoo. A zebra who loves cashew nuts!”
― The Case of the Summer Camp Caper
