Chomp
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Sometimes that included his own family.
“Let me get this straight,” Wahoo said curtly to his father. “You went into the water—”
“That dumb goon threw me.”
“—with the cell phone in your pocket! Seriously?”
“He was way outta line—tellin’ me I don’t know a dead gator from a live gator!”
Wahoo tossed another branch on the fire. “Fantastic, Pop. Now we’re in the middle of nowhere without a phone.”
Mickey seemed unconcerned. “We can always borrow your girlfriend’s.”
“Not to call China we can’t,” said ...Wahoo. “And she’s not my girlfriend.”
The Crays had pitched their own small camp away from the TV crew because Mickey didn’t want to be around Derek Badger. Deep in the hardwoods, they were shielded from a breeze that would have otherwise kept away the mosquitoes. Now they were losing blood by the pint to the ravenous swarms.
Wahoo had set up a separate pup tent for Tuna, who poked out her head and said, “I hear you two characters talking about me.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sometimes that included his own family.
“Let me get this straight,” Wahoo said curtly to his father. “You went into the water—”
“That dumb goon threw me.”
“—with the cell phone in your pocket! Seriously?”
“He was way outta line—tellin’ me I don’t know a dead gator from a live gator!”
Wahoo tossed another branch on the fire. “Fantastic, Pop. Now we’re in the middle of nowhere without a phone.”
Mickey seemed unconcerned. “We can always borrow your girlfriend’s.”
“Not to call China we can’t,” said ...Wahoo. “And she’s not my girlfriend.”
The Crays had pitched their own small camp away from the TV crew because Mickey didn’t want to be around Derek Badger. Deep in the hardwoods, they were shielded from a breeze that would have otherwise kept away the mosquitoes. Now they were losing blood by the pint to the ravenous swarms.
Wahoo had set up a separate pup tent for Tuna, who poked out her head and said, “I hear you two characters talking about me.”
What to read after Chomp?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carl Hiaasen to read onlineMoreLess
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