First Family
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You look like you’re not feeling too good.”
Quarry eyed the little boy across the heft of the kitchen table.
“Haven’t been sleeping too good the last couple of nights, Mr. Sam,” he said miserably.
“Kids are always supposed to sleep good. You got something on your mind?”
Gabriel couldn’t look at him when he said, “Nothing important. I’ll be okay.”
“You got school today?” Quarry asked, as he studied the boy closely. “ ’Cause if you do, you’re gonna miss the bus.”
“Nope. Teacher day. I thought I’d ...help Ma, do some field work, and then get some reading done.”
“I need to talk to your ma after I go into town.”
“What about?”
“Personal business.”
Gabriel’s face fell. “I didn’t do anything wrong, did I?”
Quarry smiled. “You think the whole world revolves around you? Naw, just business stuff. You get a chance to clean out the toolbench in the barn some, that’d be real good. Get rid of anything that’s rusted up bad. And I got another stamp for you.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You look like you’re not feeling too good.”
Quarry eyed the little boy across the heft of the kitchen table.
“Haven’t been sleeping too good the last couple of nights, Mr. Sam,” he said miserably.
“Kids are always supposed to sleep good. You got something on your mind?”
Gabriel couldn’t look at him when he said, “Nothing important. I’ll be okay.”
“You got school today?” Quarry asked, as he studied the boy closely. “ ’Cause if you do, you’re gonna miss the bus.”
“Nope. Teacher day. I thought I’d ...help Ma, do some field work, and then get some reading done.”
“I need to talk to your ma after I go into town.”
“What about?”
“Personal business.”
Gabriel’s face fell. “I didn’t do anything wrong, did I?”
Quarry smiled. “You think the whole world revolves around you? Naw, just business stuff. You get a chance to clean out the toolbench in the barn some, that’d be real good. Get rid of anything that’s rusted up bad. And I got another stamp for you.”
What to read after First Family?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Baldacci to read onlineMoreLess
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