1 Death On Eat Street
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Ollie said. “He looks hungry. Probably starving to death eating crepes. What kind of food is that for a man to live on anyway?”
Sure enough, the man came and pounded on the back door. I couldn’t let Ollie take all the tough situations. “Can I help you?”
“You can get your biscuits out of my spot,” he roared back. “I was here yesterday. You can’t come in and take someone’s place.”
“I didn’t see your name on it.” Ollie loomed up behind me. “Go find your own spot. Get up earlier. We were... here first.”
Suzette, or whatever his name was, didn’t like that idea.
He kicked the tire on my food truck as he walked by. “You really want a battle?” he asked as he came to the open customer window. “I’ll give you a battle.”
“Maybe we should move,” I whispered to Ollie. “I really don’t want a battle.”
“What’s he gonna do—throw his little crepes at us?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ollie said. “He looks hungry. Probably starving to death eating crepes. What kind of food is that for a man to live on anyway?”
Sure enough, the man came and pounded on the back door. I couldn’t let Ollie take all the tough situations. “Can I help you?”
“You can get your biscuits out of my spot,” he roared back. “I was here yesterday. You can’t come in and take someone’s place.”
“I didn’t see your name on it.” Ollie loomed up behind me. “Go find your own spot. Get up earlier. We were... here first.”
Suzette, or whatever his name was, didn’t like that idea.
He kicked the tire on my food truck as he walked by. “You really want a battle?” he asked as he came to the open customer window. “I’ll give you a battle.”
“Maybe we should move,” I whispered to Ollie. “I really don’t want a battle.”
“What’s he gonna do—throw his little crepes at us?”
What to read after 1 Death On Eat Street?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J.J. Cook to read onlineMoreLess
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