Friends of a Feather (2015)
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“Nothing,” I say. “Or . . . I don’t know. Maybe something.” I shrug and push my eggs around with my fork. They’re a shade of yellow that usually makes me happy, but not today. Today my stomach is too worried for eggs.
“Is it Joseph?” Winnie asks.
I put down my fork. How did she know?
Mom’s off with Baby Maggie, Dad has already left for work, and Sandra is somewhere else in the house. Probably her room. Probably text-ing her boyfriend, Bo, who probably never gets stomachaches, because... he’s a baseball player and always smiles and does fun things like have doughnut-eating contests with Sandra.
But that means Winnie and I are alone. No one is listening in.
“When I was in fifth grade, a girl in my class broke her arm,” Winnie says.
“Why?” I ask.
“She didn’t mean to. But it happened during recess, with everyone there to see, and she cried and got rushed off to the hospital.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Nothing,” I say. “Or . . . I don’t know. Maybe something.” I shrug and push my eggs around with my fork. They’re a shade of yellow that usually makes me happy, but not today. Today my stomach is too worried for eggs.
“Is it Joseph?” Winnie asks.
I put down my fork. How did she know?
Mom’s off with Baby Maggie, Dad has already left for work, and Sandra is somewhere else in the house. Probably her room. Probably text-ing her boyfriend, Bo, who probably never gets stomachaches, because... he’s a baseball player and always smiles and does fun things like have doughnut-eating contests with Sandra.
But that means Winnie and I are alone. No one is listening in.
“When I was in fifth grade, a girl in my class broke her arm,” Winnie says.
“Why?” I ask.
“She didn’t mean to. But it happened during recess, with everyone there to see, and she cried and got rushed off to the hospital.
What to read after Friends of a Feather?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lauren Myracle to read onlineMoreLess
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