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Older boys, like Tommy Minch and Roger Brough. Roger already had a mustache. I heard he trimmed it in the boys’ room with his mother’s manicure scissors. He and Tommy had been left back so many times nobody could remember what grade they were in. Boys whose names I didn’t even know, and I’d been in the same school all my life. Well, since kindergarten, anyway.
“What’s she doing, giving away dollar bills?” Rowena huffed, her nostrils flaring as she watched Nell through slitted eyes. Her jaws move...d as if they were keeping time to music as she chewed her bologna sandwich. “I’m surprised they stand for that sort of thing in the lunchroom.”
Betty pressed her lips together and said, “I never.” The words came out as if they’d been squashed along the way. “I absolutely never.” She didn’t say what she never. She opened her lunch bag and peered down into it, holding her head back on her long neck as if she expected something live to spring out at her.
“She just got here,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Older boys, like Tommy Minch and Roger Brough. Roger already had a mustache. I heard he trimmed it in the boys’ room with his mother’s manicure scissors. He and Tommy had been left back so many times nobody could remember what grade they were in. Boys whose names I didn’t even know, and I’d been in the same school all my life. Well, since kindergarten, anyway.
“What’s she doing, giving away dollar bills?” Rowena huffed, her nostrils flaring as she watched Nell through slitted eyes. Her jaws move...d as if they were keeping time to music as she chewed her bologna sandwich. “I’m surprised they stand for that sort of thing in the lunchroom.”
Betty pressed her lips together and said, “I never.” The words came out as if they’d been squashed along the way. “I absolutely never.” She didn’t say what she never. She opened her lunch bag and peered down into it, holding her head back on her long neck as if she expected something live to spring out at her.
“She just got here,”
What to read after Ask Anybody?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Constance C. Greene to read onlineMoreLess
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