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They hurried to pay their bill and raced back along the street. The sky was turning darker, and a thin layer of snow had settled on the frosty sidewalks. The queue was already long inside the entrance hall, and they joined the end, desperately hoping for no more setbacks. At half-past four the crowd moved forward, and they were in.<\/p>\n

Ben checked a map he had downloaded on his phone and pointed to the left. They sped past exhibits of all shapes and sizes of animals, from bugs to a skeleton of a dodo. Millie caught sight of a hall with a ginormous model of a blue whale. She wandered towards it in awe until Ben and Laney pulled her away.<\/p>\n

They passed a forest area displayed behind glass windows and the giant trunk of a sequoia tree, followed by more landscapes. Next came a hallway with a tall, colourful Christmas tree. Laney stopped for a moment to catch her breath. She noticed that every part of the tree was made of animals folded in paper.<\/p>\n

She had an origami book at home that somebody had given her dad at work, and he had shared it with her. It was Ben and Millie\u2019s turn to hurry her along into a hall filled with primates and early human history. \u201cIt\u2019s the next room,\u201d said Ben. The Arthur Ross Hall of Meteorites was not as busy as the other rooms, with only a couple of people looking around the exhibits.<\/p>\n

Kris\u2019 rock was displayed in a small glass cabinet in a darker corner of the room. \u201cWhat are we gonna do, smash the glass?\u201d Millie reached inside her bag to grab the kaleidoscope to use as a weapon. \u201cNo.\u201d Laney pictured alarms going off and being chased down by security. \u201cHaven\u2019t we got anything magical to help us?\u201d \u201cYeah,\u201d Millie waved her kaleidoscope.<\/p>\n

\u201cI\u2019ll smash it.\u201d \u201cHold on\u2014\u201d Laney put a hand out as a thought occurred to her. Frosty had said that every magical object from the shop could be useful. She pulled the icicle keyring out from her pocket. She had already attached her apartment key to it. Ben read her thoughts, but said nothing as the other tourists shuffled over to look at Kris\u2019 rock. They waited for what felt like an age for the pair to read the description and pose for selfies next to the artefact.<\/p>\n

Finally, the tourists moved on, and Laney pushed her key towards the cabinet lock, her hands trembling. With a few sparks of light, the key changed shape as it touched the lock, and the glass swung open. Laney winced, waiting for the trill of an alarm that did not come. Perhaps the magic had disabled it. \u201cQuick, leg it!\u201d cried Millie, heading back. But Laney did not follow and crouched on the floor.<\/p>\n

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No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means, including information storage and retrieval systems, without written permission from the author, except for the use of brief quotations in a book review. https:\/\/www.jemmahatt.com https:\/\/andrewsmithartist.myportfolio.com\/ OceanofPDF.com Contents Also by Jemma Hatt Prologue 1. The Pencils 2. Bojangles 3. Kringle\u2019s Emporium 4. Snow Day 5.<\/p>\n

Kris\u2019 Story 6. Millie 7. The Helper 8. Arriving in New York City 9. Manhattan 10. Tickets 11. The Museum 12. Back to the Shop 13. Travelling Again 14. Agra 15. The Second Star 16. Making Plans 17. The Bully 18. Sean 19. One Last Magic Trick 20. Slytec 21. A Confrontation 22. A Strategy 23. The Final Star 24.<\/p>\n

Kringle\u2019s Sleigh 25. Christmas Morning About the Author The Adventurers and the Cursed Castle Secrets At No.6 OceanofPDF.com Also by Jemma Hatt The Adventurers Series The Adventurers and the Cursed Castle The Adventurers and the Temple of Treasure The Adventurers and the City of Secrets The Adventurers and the Continental Chase The Adventurers and the Jungle of Jeopardy The Adventurers and the Sea of Discovery The Adventurers and the Highland Hideaway Mysterious Mansions Series Secrets at No.6 Secrets at No.7 The Treasure of Tea Towers OceanofPDF.com Prologue Photos have been posted in local online groups showing a dark, airborne object above Six Pines last night.<\/p>\n

It can be seen in several spots across the town, and in one blurry video appears to be crashing at speed. Two residents commented that they felt a small earthquake, although no seismic activity has been recorded. Police have said that the object is most likely to have been a drone and have issued a warning to follow legal guidelines while operating unmanned vehicles. Six Pines Chronicle, 17th November OceanofPDF.com 1 The Pencils It is curious how the smallest things can create a snowball that changes everything.<\/p>\n

For Laney, it all started with the pencils. Laney rolled her green eyes as Connor threw another scrunched- up Christmas card at the boy at the front of the class. \u201cStop it,\u201d she hissed. \u201cYou\u2019re not funny.\u201d Mr Sharma turned from a complicated sum on the whiteboard that nobody else was following. \u201cNo talking, Laney.\u201d Connor smirked. \u201cYeah, no talking, Red.\u201d He used this nickname not for Laney\u2019s long brown hair but for her bright red coat, currently hung over the back of her chair.<\/p>\n

He ripped another card from the wall at his side. Two seconds later, a crumpled arctic fox struck the back of Ben Hannigan\u2019s head. The boy flinched but did not turn around. Connor yanked away a third card, decorated with a picture of a giant, glittery penguin.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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