Chill Wind (2011)
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But as for school, Aisha could only stand it when she was bugging—like setting off the metal detector with her bracelets, shooting spitballs through straws, popping her gum loud in class, or making fun of girls in gym. Her alphabetically assigned seat was next to Raven’s, whose last name was Jefferson, and they’d hung tight right through elementary, junior high, and part of high school.
Then Raven had a baby boy, got scared about the future, and ran off to some college way out in the boondocks w...here nobody could even visit her. It was a good thing her mother Gwen was cool and didn’t mind looking after her grandchild while Raven was away. The day Louise did something that nice would be the day Aisha went back to school. Which she would never do. Even though she did have fun when she was there.
The husky teacher the kids mockingly called “Elvis” because of his name and sideburns spotted Aisha slipping into science class through the back door. She was very late as usual.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But as for school, Aisha could only stand it when she was bugging—like setting off the metal detector with her bracelets, shooting spitballs through straws, popping her gum loud in class, or making fun of girls in gym. Her alphabetically assigned seat was next to Raven’s, whose last name was Jefferson, and they’d hung tight right through elementary, junior high, and part of high school.
Then Raven had a baby boy, got scared about the future, and ran off to some college way out in the boondocks w...here nobody could even visit her. It was a good thing her mother Gwen was cool and didn’t mind looking after her grandchild while Raven was away. The day Louise did something that nice would be the day Aisha went back to school. Which she would never do. Even though she did have fun when she was there.
The husky teacher the kids mockingly called “Elvis” because of his name and sideburns spotted Aisha slipping into science class through the back door. She was very late as usual.
What to read after Chill Wind?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Janet M Macdonald to read onlineMoreLess
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