Candy Shop War
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Diablo Elementary, watching from beneath an overhang as rain streaked down, wondering why white sidewalks turned brown when they became wet. A nearby gutter funneled a steady flow of water from the roof. Great pools had formed in the overcrowded parking lot, where kids were trying to leap into cars without dousing their shoes. The rain had caught him unprepared. There had been a few clouds in the sky when his mom drove him to school. The day had grown overcast by first recess, then the rain bega...n around lunchtime, accompanied by prolonged growls of thunder. Although the thunder had passed, a ceiling of murky clouds stretched to all horizons. Trevor exited the main office and trotted over to Nate. “My mom is coming,” he said. “She’ll take all of us.” “At least somebody still has parents,” Nate said. He and Pigeon had both already tried to phone home and reached only voice mail. “I’m surprised none of our families knew the rain was coming,” Pigeon said. “Plenty of kids brought raincoats and umbrellas.” “Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Diablo Elementary, watching from beneath an overhang as rain streaked down, wondering why white sidewalks turned brown when they became wet. A nearby gutter funneled a steady flow of water from the roof. Great pools had formed in the overcrowded parking lot, where kids were trying to leap into cars without dousing their shoes. The rain had caught him unprepared. There had been a few clouds in the sky when his mom drove him to school. The day had grown overcast by first recess, then the rain bega...n around lunchtime, accompanied by prolonged growls of thunder. Although the thunder had passed, a ceiling of murky clouds stretched to all horizons. Trevor exited the main office and trotted over to Nate. “My mom is coming,” he said. “She’ll take all of us.” “At least somebody still has parents,” Nate said. He and Pigeon had both already tried to phone home and reached only voice mail. “I’m surprised none of our families knew the rain was coming,” Pigeon said. “Plenty of kids brought raincoats and umbrellas.” “Mrs.
What to read after Candy Shop War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brandon Mull to read onlineMoreLess
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