Anytime Tales
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She was a queer little girl. She never cried, she never grumbled, she never complained about anything. Well, that sounds as if she was very good, doesn’t it? Yet nobody liked her!
“Queenie’s queer,” said John, who lived next door. “She never feels sorry for anyone! When I fell off the garden wall the other day, and made my head bleed, Queenie just stood and stared at me. It was Elsie who rushed up and helped me.”
“And you know that poor blind man who stands at the corner of the main road..., don’t you?” said Katie. “Well, we’ve all given him a penny at times—but Queenie told me she never had. And when I said ‘But aren’t you sorry he’s blind? Don’t you want to help him?’ she said No, she didn’t. She is queer.”
“The other day I went to tea with her,” said Lennie. “Her mother had a dreadful headache, so I thought we would play a game that didn’t make much noise. But Queenie shouted and laughed as loudly as anything.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was a queer little girl. She never cried, she never grumbled, she never complained about anything. Well, that sounds as if she was very good, doesn’t it? Yet nobody liked her!
“Queenie’s queer,” said John, who lived next door. “She never feels sorry for anyone! When I fell off the garden wall the other day, and made my head bleed, Queenie just stood and stared at me. It was Elsie who rushed up and helped me.”
“And you know that poor blind man who stands at the corner of the main road..., don’t you?” said Katie. “Well, we’ve all given him a penny at times—but Queenie told me she never had. And when I said ‘But aren’t you sorry he’s blind? Don’t you want to help him?’ she said No, she didn’t. She is queer.”
“The other day I went to tea with her,” said Lennie. “Her mother had a dreadful headache, so I thought we would play a game that didn’t make much noise. But Queenie shouted and laughed as loudly as anything.
What to read after Anytime Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Enid Blyton to read onlineMoreLess
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