Bloodbrothers
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Besides Derek and Tyrone his fan club had expanded in the course of the day to a red-headed nine-year-old anemic named Felix; a horribly scarred ten-year-old, Freddy, who had fallen on a third rail while hitching a ride on the back of a subway and had been in Cresthaven for a year undergoing skin grafts; a long-haired, thin, eight-year-old girl, Esperanza, who had an undiagnosed blood disease; and an eleven-year-old girl named April, who had a wired jaw.
"Anyway, folks, this next story is true. ...It's about something that happened right outside this hospital." "Man, you lyin' awready." Derek laughed.
"Hey look, I'm an Indian, you forget?" Stony leaned forward in his folding chair. "Indians don't lie." "You really an Indian?" Felix asked.
"Ask Derek and Tyrone. My grandfather's name was Cochise. You ever hear of him?" Six negatives. "Well, how 'bout my father, Creamchise?" Freddy laughed, the others still indicated no. Stony winked at Freddy.
"Well, see, my tribe, the De Cocos, useta live on a reservation hundreds a years ago right outside on Fordham Road, which was pretty good because we could get out of our tepees in the mornin' an' go shoppin' in Alexander's, right?" Finally everybody laughed, except April, who couldn't move her jaw.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Besides Derek and Tyrone his fan club had expanded in the course of the day to a red-headed nine-year-old anemic named Felix; a horribly scarred ten-year-old, Freddy, who had fallen on a third rail while hitching a ride on the back of a subway and had been in Cresthaven for a year undergoing skin grafts; a long-haired, thin, eight-year-old girl, Esperanza, who had an undiagnosed blood disease; and an eleven-year-old girl named April, who had a wired jaw.
"Anyway, folks, this next story is true. ...It's about something that happened right outside this hospital." "Man, you lyin' awready." Derek laughed.
"Hey look, I'm an Indian, you forget?" Stony leaned forward in his folding chair. "Indians don't lie." "You really an Indian?" Felix asked.
"Ask Derek and Tyrone. My grandfather's name was Cochise. You ever hear of him?" Six negatives. "Well, how 'bout my father, Creamchise?" Freddy laughed, the others still indicated no. Stony winked at Freddy.
"Well, see, my tribe, the De Cocos, useta live on a reservation hundreds a years ago right outside on Fordham Road, which was pretty good because we could get out of our tepees in the mornin' an' go shoppin' in Alexander's, right?" Finally everybody laughed, except April, who couldn't move her jaw.
What to read after Bloodbrothers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Pryce to read onlineMoreLess
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