Between Shades of Gray
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Clusters of decrepit one-room cabins formed a shanty village. The warm sun was clearly temporary. Buildings pitched at a slant, their warped roofs warning of extreme weather.
The guards ordered us off the truck. Andrius hung his head, standing close to his mother. They began directing us to what I thought were our own shacks, but when Miss Grybas and Mrs. Rimas entered one, a woman ran out and began arguing with the guards.
“There are people living in the cabins,” whispered Jonas.
“Yes, we’ll mo...st likely have to share,” said Mother, pulling us close.
Two women walked past us carrying large buckets of water. I didn’t recognize them from our train.
We were assigned to a dingy hut near the back of the settlement. The gray wood was bald, shaved by many seasons of wind and snow. The door had splits and cracks and sat crooked on the frame. A strong wind could whisk the shack up into the sky, scattering it in a burst of pieces. The blond guard pulled the door open, bellowed something in Russian and pushed us inside.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Clusters of decrepit one-room cabins formed a shanty village. The warm sun was clearly temporary. Buildings pitched at a slant, their warped roofs warning of extreme weather.
The guards ordered us off the truck. Andrius hung his head, standing close to his mother. They began directing us to what I thought were our own shacks, but when Miss Grybas and Mrs. Rimas entered one, a woman ran out and began arguing with the guards.
“There are people living in the cabins,” whispered Jonas.
“Yes, we’ll mo...st likely have to share,” said Mother, pulling us close.
Two women walked past us carrying large buckets of water. I didn’t recognize them from our train.
We were assigned to a dingy hut near the back of the settlement. The gray wood was bald, shaved by many seasons of wind and snow. The door had splits and cracks and sat crooked on the frame. A strong wind could whisk the shack up into the sky, scattering it in a burst of pieces. The blond guard pulled the door open, bellowed something in Russian and pushed us inside.
What to read after Between Shades of Gray?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ruta Sepetys to read onlineMoreLess
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