Alone in His Teacher's House
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said Miss Hillway as Marvin entered the classroom. He was twenty minutes late.
“Sorry,” he said.
“Just waltz on in,” said Miss Hillway. “We’ll wait.”
He quickly took his seat.
Miss Hillway handed out a worksheet.
Marvin started to write his name at the top. He wrote: Ma. That was as far as he got.
He tried not to think about Waldo—the way he always wanted to be petted, his white whiskers, his whining that sounded like singing.
He took a deep breath.
And what about Mrs. North? What was she going ...to do when she came home? Tomorrow night!
Marvin imagined her opening her front door. She’d be surprised because Waldo wasn’t there to greet her.
In his mind, Marvin saw her going through the house with her suitcase still in her hand. She was calling, “Waldo? Waldo? Wa-wa-wa-Waldo?” And then he saw her picking up the telephone.
He imagined himself alone in his room as the phone downstairs was ringing.
Miss Hillway came around and collected the worksheets.
“Ma?” she said, looking at Marvin’s paper.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Miss Hillway as Marvin entered the classroom. He was twenty minutes late.
“Sorry,” he said.
“Just waltz on in,” said Miss Hillway. “We’ll wait.”
He quickly took his seat.
Miss Hillway handed out a worksheet.
Marvin started to write his name at the top. He wrote: Ma. That was as far as he got.
He tried not to think about Waldo—the way he always wanted to be petted, his white whiskers, his whining that sounded like singing.
He took a deep breath.
And what about Mrs. North? What was she going ...to do when she came home? Tomorrow night!
Marvin imagined her opening her front door. She’d be surprised because Waldo wasn’t there to greet her.
In his mind, Marvin saw her going through the house with her suitcase still in her hand. She was calling, “Waldo? Waldo? Wa-wa-wa-Waldo?” And then he saw her picking up the telephone.
He imagined himself alone in his room as the phone downstairs was ringing.
Miss Hillway came around and collected the worksheets.
“Ma?” she said, looking at Marvin’s paper.
What to read after Alone in His Teacher's House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis Sachar to read onlineMoreLess
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