Double-Dare O’toole
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And in Connecticut, in late May, that’s early. The sun fought its way over the horizon; thick mist lay everywhere. When he went out, he’d better go barefoot. No sense in soaking his sneakers.
Fex put his hands behind his head and looked at the wallpaper. Overhead, Jerry slept quietly.
Fex had never been able to understand why he always woke so early on the days when he expected trouble. This day he’d have to face Mr. Palinkas, who would look at him over his glasses, rummage through his hair, and... give him a hard time. Yet, when the dawn broke on an unbearably exciting day, a day on which something great was going to happen, he overslept. It didn’t make sense. Take the time their father was taking the three boys on a fishing trip. He’d overslept. Imagine that. The first time they’d ever gone off without their mother and he’d overslept so that he ate his breakfast so fast he’d felt sick throughout most of the journey. He hadn’t gotten sick; he’d just felt sick. Hard to say which was worse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And in Connecticut, in late May, that’s early. The sun fought its way over the horizon; thick mist lay everywhere. When he went out, he’d better go barefoot. No sense in soaking his sneakers.
Fex put his hands behind his head and looked at the wallpaper. Overhead, Jerry slept quietly.
Fex had never been able to understand why he always woke so early on the days when he expected trouble. This day he’d have to face Mr. Palinkas, who would look at him over his glasses, rummage through his hair, and... give him a hard time. Yet, when the dawn broke on an unbearably exciting day, a day on which something great was going to happen, he overslept. It didn’t make sense. Take the time their father was taking the three boys on a fishing trip. He’d overslept. Imagine that. The first time they’d ever gone off without their mother and he’d overslept so that he ate his breakfast so fast he’d felt sick throughout most of the journey. He hadn’t gotten sick; he’d just felt sick. Hard to say which was worse.
What to read after Double-Dare O’toole?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Constance C. Greene to read onlineMoreLess
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